During a recent interview, a young founder admitted that one of the hardest things about being an entrepreneur was figuring out how to fill up his day. For him, balancing the multiple roles he plays and the long-term goals of the venture with the need to make the most of his day was a major challenge. “I’ve got all these balls in the air and these long-term benchmarks to work towards, but what does that mean for me today?”
And this got us to thinking: we’re getting great insights into the broader trajectory of launching businesses and starting new ventures, but we need to better understand the nitty-gritty, day-to-day processes and challenges facing entrepreneurs and small business owners. We’re having great conversations about how you begin to act on an idea, what it’s like to navigate the funding process, how to build a network and make your first hires, and what happens when you’re ready to move on. However, like the young founder, we’re curious to learn more about what these broader questions mean from one day to the next.
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Author: Robert Williams
