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After a huge boom, how do you mentally deal with the fact your business will likely never make those highs again? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by french__bench@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I made some great profits during the pandemic, they enabled me to do a lot of traveling and I achieved many life goals.

But the environment needed for that success is now gone. Yet, for some reason I keep comparing my current self to myself back then. How do I accept that this is the current reality and that I should be happy I got those profits and about the things I did , but not expect them again?

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[–] MrKeys_X@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Get used to the new 'normal'. Its was a special time, and gladly you did well. But now were at 0. Don't beat yourself up. Stop your mind wandering into the past. Did you had a great time? Nobody is taking that away from you.

And don't act like new heights are impossible, they are possible, you just didn't unlock them yet. Good luck.

Mental f*ckery is a part of life. Set new calibrated goals and destroy them.