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Well this may not be the most tangible advice but I'd consider trying to consolidate your efforts where you can identify them. Is there anything having to do w
by moocow01 15y ago
Well this may not be the most tangible advice but I'd consider trying to consolidate your efforts where you can identify them. Is there anything having to do with your current situation that you could integrate/leverage with your desired direction? Examples of such things...
- Asking your employer to take you on as a contractor - this could allow you to likely make a similar living and start transitioning your work efforts toward building a business that could produce services for your employer (B2B) as well as other companies in the same domain.
- Taking the remnants/assets of your past startups and using them to jump start a new one.
In essence Id work on making gradual transitions towards aligning yourself with what you want to do. Start small as others have said - try to first figure out how to make a dollar then figure out how to make 2. Honestly I wouldn't just go blindly jumping off the entrepreneurial cliff unless somebody else's money is carrying you. It sounds exciting until you realize the ground is approaching faster than you can figure out how to fly.