We are in an entrepreneurial revolution. There has been an epic shift in people starting new businesses.
People leave their jobs, either by choice, or by being laid off. With
big ambitions, they pursue their passions and start a business. The
unfortunate truth is that most small businesses fail. In the next 12
months alone, 600,000 new small businesses will be created. By the end
of the year, more than half will have to close up shop forever.
A recent report by the National Small Business Association showed that more than 41 percent of entrepreneurs are concerned about the survival of their small businesses. None of those numbers feel good to me—and I’d guess they don’t feel good to you, either. I agree with the NSBA that “more can be done to ensure entrepreneurship remains a viable, attainable option for every American.” I strongly believe entrepreneurship is the answer to many of the problems America faces.
So what turns the dream of entrepreneurship into a nightmare time after time?
It’s called chaos and it is killing small businesses everywhere. What causes chaos? What are the symptoms? All-nighters at the office. Missed Little League games. Cold dinners and disappointed families waiting for you at home. Does this sound like you? These are all symptoms of chaos.
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Author: Clate Mask
