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[Theuhhhperson]

Hi, uhhhh... I guess I should introduce myself, I am a very young wantrepeneur(trying my best) and I mean very young, specifically, preteen which bring me to my first question: Are young entrepeneurs allowed here? I have seen many policies about age requirements hence why I am asking it. If there is a age requirement that I do not meet then I would be fine with deleting the account but if not then here is my second question: Am I making up excuses? I feel like I keep making up bullshit excuses that I am too young to start becoming an entrepeneur. I have been doing self-improvement and becoming mentally and physically better, but besides that, I haven't placed much of a step into finance besides the books. My countless attempts have been stopped by my slowlane school, my self and sometimes, my age. No platform allows me to create content, I need to ask my parents if I want to start a project, and it has been complete dog shit for me to start excecuting. So please answer if I should wait or I'm just mentally masturbating myself. And my third and final question: I've seen many people having restless days of work and I wonder if I'm going to have to sacrifice mental and physical health aswell? The thing that freaks me out the most is that people did 90 hour workweeks to get to a good position and I excpect that part of the reason that I am delaying my entrepeneurship for the sole reason of fear.

Mkay bye!

-Theuhhperson

 

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[heavy_industry]

I am a very young wantrepeneur(trying my best) and I mean very young

You won't be "very young" for very long. Time flies.

My countless attempts have been stopped by my slowlane school, my self and sometimes, my age.

Your attempts have been unanimously stopped by you, and you alone.

So please answer if I should wait

If you decide to wait for a "better time", it's highly likely that you will develop this behavior into a character trait. You don't want to turn into a person that chronically postpones their goals for an imaginary optimal moment into the future.

And my third and final question: I've seen many people having restless days of work and I wonder if I'm going to have to sacrifice mental and physical health aswell?

No, health is critically important, and will be one of the limiting factors in your future ventures. Success is more about wisdom and good choices, rather than "grinding". Having good mental health is conducive to making good choices.


You may be too young to register a company or open a bank account, but you are at the perfect age to start absorbing knowledge and building up your skills, due to the developing brain's hyper plasticity.

You are in a unique phase of your life that will never get to experience again. Use your time wisely.