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I have 6 reasons why a piece
of paper doesn’t beat
Wstarting a business:
1. “The
Composite Law”
Business. Experience.
Money.
It takes a long time to get
the compounding value
that any business owner needs. That’s why you
want to start an earlier age,
preferably your late teens
or 20s. If you kick-off today
you’ll gain ground on these
variables.
2. Un-idealistic Experience
3. Freedom
Putting both your feet on the ground
can’t be compared to looking down from
a vehicle. You can spend four years in
college on theory-based learning, but fail
to gather much practically. How many
people have degrees in business and
entrepreneurship but are afraid of starting businesses? A lot. Start that business
you’ve been thinking about, make mistakes, and know what the world needs.
You will learn most from running a business than reading about it.
Imagine starting life with a student loan
debt that will take you 10 years to pay
off. Or living under your boss’s mercy:
behaving in a certain way because you
don’t want to lose your job. Running
a business puts you in control of your
destiny. Live life on your terms, make
the amount of money you want and
set your hours. Or get up at 7 AM for a
mechanics class that programs you to
serve someone else for the rest of your
life.
It’s your call.