12 years of daily entrepreneurship in 12 lessons

I'm celebrating 12 years of almost daily entrepreneurship. 🥳

Here are 12 lessons learned from this adventure (notes to self). 👇

1. In the beginning, choose an activity/theme that you enjoy and whose audience is stable or growing.

➡️ It's hard to persevere through the lows without intrinsic motivation.

2. Entrepreneurship is not a sprint but an ultra-trail.

💡 For each decision: is it also beneficial in the long term?

3. Simplicity is necessary to keep the activity light to manage.

➡️ Ask yourself: is there a simpler way of doing this?

4. Fail fast.

💡 The key is to identify it quickly, then pivot.

5. Work smart.

➡️ How can I do this as efficiently as possible?

6. Develop new skills.

💡 Learning is a fun and... never-ending process.

7. Networking is important. Even for someone who's a bit of a loner.

➡️ Meeting and exchanging with new people on a regular basis.

8. Sleep well.

💡 It's a prerequisite for good efficiency and sound decisions.

9. Travel. Even if it complicates your organization.

➡️ Travel opens your mind and brings you new perspectives.

10. Take calculated risks.

💡 Invest in yourself. And also in what brings tangible results to your company.

11. When you want something, ask for it.

➡️ Asking costs nothing and can open doors.

12. Have fun.

💡 The path is the destination. ☀


Do any of these points speak to you in particular?

If so, which one?

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