Entrepreneurship is a journey, not a destination.

Entrepreneur Growth has no limits.

TAKING RISKS

“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” — Peter Drucker

Maybe you’re wondering if it’s not crazy to dedicate your scarce resources to the unlikely adventure of creating a successful company. Isn’t it more logical to “just to find a job like everyone else?”

It’s logical to think that, but isn’t that line of thinking the one that makes you end up in the lost world of unemployment in the first place? isn’t that way of thinking the one who keeps you at home, sending dozens of resumes without any results? Let’s get real if before it was hard to find a decent job now with a pandemic is almost a mission impossible.

It’s risky, right. You’re going to have a lot of bad moments, no doubt. You’re going to be trained by criticism if you fail, and you will have to endure countless envies if you succeed. But do you have so much to lose?

You have saved some money that should serve you to hold on until another “job” comes, but what if that job opportunity never arrives and the money runs out? Do you have a plan B? Is it so smart to wait for the crisis to be over in a few months?