Who knows how many stillborn businesses there are – possible very successful ones – that were doomed by a loss of nerve, an unwillingless finally to take action?

Starting a business is an encounter with forces far more powerful than yourself.

Reality rarely, if ever, follows our plans. And although we might be tempted to see that as reality’s problem, it’s really ours.

Running your business builds Confidence and humility – both at the same time. You’re surprised by what you’ve done wrong, and by what you’ve done right. Learn to think strategically, not just romantically. Find something that might provide the club for the next state of yoru business.

Belive in your visions, and keep having new ones.

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1. Enjoyment

If you do what you enjoy, you’ll tend to keep doing it. A fun hobby becomes a habit.

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If you do it long enough, you’ll get good at it. A long-term habit becomes a skill.

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If you share your skill with others, you’ll provide value to them. A skill becomes a service.

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If you provide enough value to enough people, you’ll be able to generate income from it. A service becomes a career.

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