Prompt Title: Starting a New Business.

Sure, here are some printable prompts to help you generate ideas for starting a new business, along with some potential niches for earning money:

1. What problems do you encounter in your daily life that you wish someone would solve for you? (Examples: a meal delivery service for busy professionals, a laundry service that picks up and delivers, an app that helps you find parking in busy areas.)

2. What skills do you have that you could turn into a business? (Examples: graphic design, programming, photography, event planning.)

3. What hobbies or interests do you have that you could turn into a business? (Examples: crafting, baking, blogging, coaching.)

4. What trends or industries are growing right now that you could tap into? (Examples: eco-friendly products, virtual events, e-learning, health and wellness.)

5. What niches are underserved in your area or in your industry? (Examples: specialty food stores, pet grooming services, boutique fitness studios, personal shopping services.)

6. What products or services do you wish existed that you can't find anywhere? (Examples: sustainable clothing made from recycled materials, a subscription service for healthy snacks, an app that helps you find local volunteer opportunities.)

7. What are some problems or pain points you see in your community that you could solve? (Examples: lack of access to healthy food options, inadequate public transportation, limited opportunities for children's enrichment activities.)

8. What services or products could you offer to busy or time-strapped people? (Examples: meal prep services, laundry services, cleaning services, personal assistant services.)

9. What products or services could you offer to people who are passionate about a specific hobby or interest? (Examples: specialty craft supplies, personalized coaching, event planning services for a specific type of event.)

10. What are some luxury or high-end services or products that you could offer? (Examples: personalized concierge services, luxury travel experiences, high-end fashion or beauty products.)

Remember, the key to finding a successful business niche is to identify a need or gap in the market and provide a solution that people are willing to pay for. Good luck!

Here are some more examples of products or services that you could offer to people who are passionate about a specific hobby or interest:

1. Subscription boxes: If you have a specific hobby or interest, you could curate and sell subscription boxes with items related to that hobby. For example, if you're into knitting, you could sell a monthly subscription box that includes yarn, patterns, and knitting tools.

2. Online courses: If you're an expert in a specific hobby or interest, you could create and sell online courses to teach others how to do it. For example, if you're an expert in gardening, you could create an online course that teaches people how to start their own vegetable garden.

3. Customized products: If you have a skill related to a specific hobby or interest, you could offer customized products or services. For example, if you're a skilled woodworker, you could offer customized woodworking services to people who are passionate about home renovation.

4. Coaching services: If you're an expert in a specific hobby or interest, you could offer coaching services to people who want to learn more about it. For example, if you're a fitness enthusiast, you could offer coaching services to people who want to improve their fitness level.

5. Event planning services: If you're passionate about a specific hobby or interest, you could offer event planning services for events related to that hobby. For example, if you're into vintage cars, you could offer event planning services for vintage car shows or rallies.

Remember, when offering products or services to people who are passionate about a specific hobby or interest, it's important to understand their needs and preferences. This will help you tailor your offerings to meet their needs and provide a better experience for them.