Part of the Starting Path
From Idea to Impact
A Step-by-Step Roadmap From Idea to Birth
Take what is in your mind, heart, or spirit and turn it into something real that serves people.
You do not need to know how to build the entire business today. You only need to know your next step.
Your Journey: 0 of 25 Steps Completed
- 1The Idea
- 2Pray & Discern
- 3Write Everything Down
- 4Turn the Idea Into One Sentence
- 5Define the Problem
- 6Create the First Simple Plan
- 7Set a Deadline
- 8Test the Idea
- 9Name It
- 10Create the Basic Brand
- 11Create Your Digital Home
- 12Create Your First Offer
- 13Launch Something Real
- 14Listen After Launching
- 15Build Your Marketing Engine
- 16Build Your Contact Database
- 17Make It Legitimate
- 18Build the Money Model
- 19Create the 90-Day Plan
- 20Build Systems
- 21Build a Team
- 22Measure
- 23Improve
- 24Grow
- 25Pass It On
The Story So Far
Download the Complete Idea to Birth Guide
All 25 phases, practical action questions, and the continuing Pass It On story—from one question in church to a growing Christian business fellowship.
Pass It On is still being built. This guide captures the journey so far.
Pass It On Case Study
It Started With One Question
The idea for Pass It On began while Eddy was in church. His pastor asked: “What are you doing to advance the Kingdom?”
That question stayed with him — and became a movement where Christian business owners help one another learn, grow, build relationships, share resources, and succeed.
- Wrote the idea down
- Developed the initial vision
- Created a simple plan
- Gave himself about 30 days to launch
- Advertised the first meeting on Meetup
- Built the Pass It On website
- Held the first meeting
- Opened LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, Meetup and Christian business channels
- Built educational resources, the Starting Path and the assessment
- Began the marketplace, daily content and biblical principles
- Planned Pass It On under Mendoza World Venture, subject to legal and tax guidance
Learn It. Do It. Pass It On.
Begin With Step 1 — The Idea