Sorry, but You Are Not Failing Enough
One of the main reasons you are not failing enough is because you are afraid of the potential negative outcome of taking risks. The result is you avoid risks and have less opportunity to fail.
We need to get you comfortable with taking risks!
Unless you had parents who made you terrified of taking risks, chances are, you were a risk taker at one point and failed. This got you to where you are now.
Was I Hired for the Wrong Reason?
Don’t get me wrong, I was always happy to get a job.
But, recently I realized I only ever got jobs where I checked that box or knew someone working there.
So, was I really the best candidate? Was I ever the best candidate?
5 Cold Truths to Prepare for When Starting a Business
Unless you are sitting on some endless trust fund, there is a good chance that at one point (likely multiple points) you will run into financial troubles.
You’ll be faced with making hard decisions to keep your business alive, and you may even be wondering how you will feed yourself and your family.
Like everything else in life, businesses also have ups and downs.
5 Podcasts Every Entrepreneur Should Listen to
You, like everyone else, are always looking for ways to get an edge.
Maybe you read, occasionally network, take courses, and nowadays, listen to podcasts.
Podcasts are a love of mine. They’re a great way to soak up current information from some of the smartest people out there.
The more knowledge you can accumulate, the better you can make decisions.
Money Matters: The Truth That Few Will Admit
If all of us could start admitting that money is one of our (if not the) biggest motivations, then it would be easier for us to talk about how to make money without guilt.
As the money conversation opens, resources to learn how to make money will become more widely available.
This is How I Became A Club-Owner at 24 Years Old
Within 2 years, I went from working as a barback, running around the bar cleaning up cups full of puke, to being a partner at the city’s top nightclub.
The speed of this transition still surprises me 7 years later. That’s why I’ve decided to analyze how I made it happen (maybe history can repeat itself).