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I guess it would depend on the venture. Do something you love to do, and you never work a day in your life. It takes time and dedication, but I didn't work mys
by trinsic2 4y ago
I guess it would depend on the venture. Do something you love to do, and you never work a day in your life.
It takes time and dedication, but I didn't work myself into the ground doing it. But I did have part time jobs when I was starting out.
I think its something you create for yourself that grows over time, when you work at a job, you are enriching someone else's vision. That's ok if your visions are aligned, but if you are working at a job that doesn't align with your value system, there is only so much of that you can take.
- fallingknife 4y agoThis can certainly be true, but the catch is when you say I love to do x so I will start a business to do x, it's not so simple. You now have to do x + sales + customer service + management, etc. And while it is possible that you love to do all of those things, in the great majority of cases, you don't, and it will be a grind. That's not to say it's not worth it, though.
- trinsic2 4y agoYou wont know until you try. I found that doing something you love, you will try anything to make it happen. It starts out small and its not like it requires one to be solid in every area of the business right away like the areas you mentioned. Some times people want to compete against well established markets and that is a recepie for disaster. But again, it depends on the niche you have decided on. Also it takes time and people cut you slack if you are delivering value to them that's authentic. I found this source great for starting new business: https://fronterablog.com/ https://fronterablog.com/