The freedom an entrepreneurial lifestyle brings is the payoff for the never-guaranteed success that only comes from taking the risk to do something that may not work.
But what actually makes it work is refusing to fail – in essence, refusing to quit.
You have to have a “burn-the-ships” passion.
Win or die.
Not becoming an entrepreneur leads to stress…
Stress is caused by the imbalance between effort and results.
We all want freedom, especially after we have spent decades in our careers, but few of us are willing to risk the effort required to get the results we dream of.
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I’m firmly convinced that leaders are not born; they’re educated, trained, and made, as in every other profession. – General Curtis E. LeMay
There is a difference between leadership and management. The leader and the men who follow him represent one of the oldest, most natural, and most effective of all human relationships. The manager and those he manages are a later product with neither so romantic, nor so inspiring a history. Leadership is of the spirit, compounded of personality and vision—its practice is an art. Management is of the mind, more a matter of accurate calculation, statistics, methods, timetables, and routine—its practice is a science. Managers are necessary; leaders are essential. – General Curtis E. LeMay
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