I have been described as a “serial entrepreneur,” which makes it all sound easy and full of success. But what I have found is that, whether it is my first or seventh endeavor, starting a new enterprise is exhausting, ego shattering and (at times) infuriating.
But it’s also one of the greatest thrills in my life.
After more than 25 years, I have learned quite a few lessons. Here are my most valuable five:
Just do it – Nike may have trademarked the slogan, but the sentiment is universally applicable. So much is never accomplished simply because the idea generators are overcome with the paralysis of inertia.
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Author:Farid Naib
