I’m not trying to run down employees… my father whom I admire is a star-studded employee who served his company well and was rewarded enourmously for his hard work and providing a good life for his wife and kids. The point is, are you very clear what you want in life?
I left my full-time job as a computer support technician back in late 2003. My friends thought I was crazy when I left my stable job to venture into the world as an entrepreneur. At that time, I didn’t have a business plan. I didn’t have a product. I didn’t know what industry to venture into. All I knew was that I had the desire to own my own business. I didn’t know what business but I just took the risk and went ahead. Taking risks is very important. The reason why most employees are afraid to step out of their so called ‘dead-end jobs’, is because they are afraid of failure. They hate their jobs so much yet they are afraid they won’t be able to pay the bills without a ’stable’ income. They are afraid to put their time and efforts in a business venture because they are afraid of what their friends might think of them. In order to achieve success, you have to be a bit ‘thick skin’ at times. I’ve had my share of failures. I dropped out of college, quit a stable 9-5 job, lost money in in
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