I started my own business in January this year. I relate to an extended period of “suffering”. The hard work is unending. However, I am pleasantly surprised to say that I am making significantly more than I did as a W2 employee.
Thanks for the encouraging video. I'm taking slow baby steps toward the goal of starting my own business. It frustrates me at times, but I'm determined.
Hey Daniel, I'm 18 by now! I dropped out of college because I wanna be an entrepreneur. But as I don't have any experience with anything, I don't know what I'm good at. What should I get into. I'm really confused about what to do. Will you please tell me how to find that one thing that I'm really good at? Once I find that out how to break it down in actionable steps to start my journey?
Go get a job is sales: Cutco / dealership / something with Great Training and a good leader. Then spend 2 years learning how to sell…it should be 100% comission
Sorry but that was a horrible choice. Nothing wrong with college if you don't go into debt and pick a career path with high employment rates. If you can go back you should. If not then better make the best of your entrepreneurial journey. You're young/inexperienced so dedicate most of your time to gaining skills, even if you have to work for free. You're not only good at one thing, you're good at many different things. The best way to find out is to try different things by process of elimination. Start by asking trusted adults or mentors around you to give you some hints. Once you find out what you're good at, double down on those things and hire out the tasks you suck at.
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I started my own business in January this year. I relate to an extended period of “suffering”. The hard work is unending. However, I am pleasantly surprised to say that I am making significantly more than I did as a W2 employee.
Cool!
Thanks for the encouraging video. I'm taking slow baby steps toward the goal of starting my own business. It frustrates me at times, but I'm determined.
One step at a time. Stay focused!
Hey Daniel, I'm 18 by now! I dropped out of college because I wanna be an entrepreneur. But as I don't have any experience with anything, I don't know what I'm good at. What should I get into. I'm really confused about what to do. Will you please tell me how to find that one thing that I'm really good at? Once I find that out how to break it down in actionable steps to start my journey?
Go get a job is sales: Cutco / dealership / something with Great Training and a good leader. Then spend 2 years learning how to sell…it should be 100% comission
Sorry but that was a horrible choice. Nothing wrong with college if you don't go into debt and pick a career path with high employment rates. If you can go back you should. If not then better make the best of your entrepreneurial journey. You're young/inexperienced so dedicate most of your time to gaining skills, even if you have to work for free. You're not only good at one thing, you're good at many different things. The best way to find out is to try different things by process of elimination. Start by asking trusted adults or mentors around you to give you some hints. Once you find out what you're good at, double down on those things and hire out the tasks you suck at.