‘The Truth About Being a Successful Entrepreneur’ by Michael Newman
Michael Newman’s latest é-Wealth Daily’ article is titled “The Truth About Being a Successful Entrepreneur”. [‘e-Wealth Daily’Article]
Michael Newman’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article:
The Truth About Being a Successful Entrepreneur
I remember when the decision was made to go into business for myself. I’d realized that if I was going to make the money and live the lifestyle I truly wanted, I was the only one who could make it happen. I couldn’t rely on other people setting my goals and determining my worth, so I decided to get out there on my own to pave my own path to success.
I’m not going to sugarcoat it; it was tough. After all, when you work for someone else, you can rely on a steady paycheck coming in at the end of the week, regardless of whether or not you really worked your hardest for it. When you go out on your own, however, you must work your hardest to acquire business so that there is money coming in and you can afford to run your business and live.
If you’ve been considering getting out of your current job and starting to control your own goals and earning potential, now may be as good a time as any. Of course, before you make a move as drastic as quitting your current job to pursue your own dreams, there are a few important factors you consider.
Two main ones are whether or not you know what you want to do, and why you want to do it. Before you make any big moves, it’s important to have a clear idea of what you plan to get into so you can stay focused on your goal. After all, if you decide to up and switch your career, you’ll need to be on top of things instead of sitting around twiddling your thumbs, wondering what you should be doing.
Next, you have to look at why you’ve decided to make the change. Is it something that you love and will make you happy, or is the sole motivating factor income potential? I can tell you right now that if the only reason you would like to start a new business is because you think there is a lot of money involved, you won’t be much happier. Financial reasons, as it has been proven time and time again, are not a strong enough motivator for success. After all, if you don’t enjoy doing something, are you going to be able to stay focused and put in the effort required to run a business?
When coming up with your idea, get some help by looking into the activities, pastimes or topics that you truly enjoy. When you do this, passion becomes the driving force behind your business and your chances of long-term success will likely be much greater. When passion fuels your work, you’ll rarely notice a shortage of motivation and there’s a good chance that the work you’re doing won’t feel like work at all, making the
compensation you receive much more rewarding. It should leave you saying, “Wow, I can’t believe I’m actually getting paid to do this!”
If you think it’s time to start working for yourself and determine your own financial destiny, don’t rush into it. Take some time and make the considerations that will help you the most in the long run.
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