TLDR; Own a business rather than work for someone else
I watched the below video and feel that it's really an eye-opener 👀
I have a job that keeps me occupied, but every few months, I find myself daydreaming about starting my own business, no matter how small it may be. The thought of being a billionaire may seem far-fetched, but I know that simply working a job won't get me there. However, the work pressure and demands of my job make it difficult to pursue my entrepreneurial dreams, and I end up stuck in a vicious cycle.
I understand that starting a business comes with its risks, but I don't want to just dream about it post-retirement, wondering if I could have done it. After all, as they say, "Risk hai toh ishq hai." So, I need to break the cycle and take the first step towards my entrepreneurial dreams.
To do this, I plan to set specific goals and timelines for starting my business, even if it means starting with a side hustle while continuing to work my job. I know that waiting for the perfect moment will mean waiting forever, so I need to embrace the challenge and take the risk.
I also understand that I can't do this alone. I need support and motivation from like-minded individuals who share my vision and aspirations. That's why I plan to join entrepreneurial groups, attend networking events, and connect with mentors who can offer guidance and encouragement.
In conclusion, starting a business is not easy, but the potential rewards can be life-changing. I'm ready to take the risk, embrace the challenge, and motivate myself to achieve my entrepreneurial dreams.
Is anyone else in the same 🛶 boat as me?
I watched the below video and feel that it's really an eye-opener 👀
I have a job that keeps me occupied, but every few months, I find myself daydreaming about starting my own business, no matter how small it may be. The thought of being a billionaire may seem far-fetched, but I know that simply working a job won't get me there. However, the work pressure and demands of my job make it difficult to pursue my entrepreneurial dreams, and I end up stuck in a vicious cycle.
I understand that starting a business comes with its risks, but I don't want to just dream about it post-retirement, wondering if I could have done it. After all, as they say, "Risk hai toh ishq hai." So, I need to break the cycle and take the first step towards my entrepreneurial dreams.
To do this, I plan to set specific goals and timelines for starting my business, even if it means starting with a side hustle while continuing to work my job. I know that waiting for the perfect moment will mean waiting forever, so I need to embrace the challenge and take the risk.
I also understand that I can't do this alone. I need support and motivation from like-minded individuals who share my vision and aspirations. That's why I plan to join entrepreneurial groups, attend networking events, and connect with mentors who can offer guidance and encouragement.
In conclusion, starting a business is not easy, but the potential rewards can be life-changing. I'm ready to take the risk, embrace the challenge, and motivate myself to achieve my entrepreneurial dreams.
Is anyone else in the same 🛶 boat as me?
