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The Worst Thing That Can Happen as an Entrepreneur (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by BenDoverR8Now@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Saw this on BoringBiz_ on X (wanted to give credit in case he/she is also on here - love their content).

Curious what people think about this and what you think this means:

"As a business owner or entrepreneur, the last thing you want to feel is burnout.
Longevity is more important than intensity. Staying in the game for long enough will get you there.
Being forced to stop is far worse because it breaks the compounding cycle of your effort."

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[–] Asafk@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

It's absolutely true.

Only when you're playing your game.

It's best to understand asa(f)p if it's your game as early in the game as you can.

If it's yours, don't ever stop and learn to rest to maintain longevity.

If it's not yours, find anther game as soon as you can.

Best of luck🙂