The Highs and Lows of Entrepreneurship
- From the moment someone first buys your idea, you’re hooked. Knowing that you have made something from nothing and made it a living is what leads entrepreneurs to sell one business and immediately start their next.
- Knowing that you’re at the root of your success and you’ve changed other people’s lives with what you’ve created is something worth all those long hours.
- Of course, your mental health will always fluctuate in how good or bad you feel, but there are a number of things you can do to ensure we don’t feel unable to look away from our businesses, as if we’re awaiting disaster.
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