Treat Your Business With Respect
Treating your business with respect means calling it a business.
Would you show up to your regular nine to five job late every day, watch Netflix, not return calls or emails in a timely manner and still expect to be paid?
Of course not. You would not survive in that world for a day and your boss would have you out of there in no time. The only difference when you are an entrepreneur is that the boss is you, and the market that you are trying to penetrate will have you out of there in no time.
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