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The art of identifying business opportunities is the ability to recognize unmet needs, hidden gaps, and emerging possibilities in the market and translate them into viable products, services, or ventures. It is not merely a science of market research or data analysis, but also an art—requiring intuition, creativity, and foresight. Here are some dimensions that make it an “art”: 1. Observation and Sensitivity    •   Like an artist who sees beauty in ordinary scenes, an entrepreneur notices patterns in everyday life—people’s frustrations, inefficiencies, or unspoken desires.    •   Example: Seeing long queues at food stalls and realizing the demand for faster, more convenient delivery services. 2. Connecting the Dots    •   Opportunities often emerge by combining unrelated ideas, industries, or technologies.    •   Example: Combining smartphones with GPS gave rise to ride-hailing apps like Grab and Uber. 3. Em...

  Here is my favourite restaurant by the lakeside of Putrajaya, where I pitstop during my cycling in Putrajaya. It is open to the public every day. It is a good place to hide from the maddening crowd and immerse yourself in reading book.

  I am very pleased to shared how a creative entrepreneur turn a dark alley with dead end into a sidewalk cafe only ten metrers away from the popular pedestrian traffic of Jalan Bukit Bintang. The decoration is superb with a few tables and chairs. It caters mainly for people on the go.