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I’m 25. I’ve been entrepreneurial my whole life since I was selling crayons to my neighbors at five years old.
I’ve started a lot of businesses. I’ve always shot for the moon.
After reading MJ’s book I became OBSESSED with building a duplicatable/highly scalable business
The most successful one I started in 2017 and grew it to $200k a year before it crashed and burned in late 2019.
The crash was pretty ugly and traumatic and left me with something similar to PTSD that I still deal with today.
I love being an entrepreneur. I really do.
But after my last business I’ve come to realize I just don’t have the energy or desire to build a really big business anymore.
I have the ambition but I don’t have the energy.
Maybe I’m still burned out.
I’m an introvert and a people pleaser. Managing 100 clients and 6 employees in my last business was extremely stressful
The thought of building and managing a business that served a significant number of customers and had a sizable number of employees exhausts me just thinking about it
I guess my question is whether or not I can still enter and enjoy the Fastlane without a huge business?
I’ve started a lot of businesses. I’ve always shot for the moon.
After reading MJ’s book I became OBSESSED with building a duplicatable/highly scalable business
The most successful one I started in 2017 and grew it to $200k a year before it crashed and burned in late 2019.
The crash was pretty ugly and traumatic and left me with something similar to PTSD that I still deal with today.
I love being an entrepreneur. I really do.
But after my last business I’ve come to realize I just don’t have the energy or desire to build a really big business anymore.
I have the ambition but I don’t have the energy.
Maybe I’m still burned out.
I’m an introvert and a people pleaser. Managing 100 clients and 6 employees in my last business was extremely stressful
The thought of building and managing a business that served a significant number of customers and had a sizable number of employees exhausts me just thinking about it
I guess my question is whether or not I can still enter and enjoy the Fastlane without a huge business?
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