Slow and steady wins the business race.
There’s one truth I’ve learned from eight years of entrepreneurship that holds firm. Like a rock continually hit by water but remaining immovable, standing true, staying firm.
Yet I see so many entrepreneurs around me — some of them incredibly bright, charismatic, smart— forgetting this truth. This truth is the basic fundamental of what it takes to build and run a business that is great.
A company that withstands the tests of time.
A brand where you can hang your hat and say with pride, I’m here for the rest of my life (or until you sell profitably).
A business that flourishes. One that will allow you to consider retiring — or have the freedom to do more of what you love, decades before a typical 9–5’er can even consider retirement.
What are the basics of creating a viable, long-lasting, money-making business?
I am a young 28-year-old entrepreneur.
I will never claim to know everything.
But one truth I have for sure learned after spending eight years building and creating three different businesses of my own, that each earn a consistent monthly income, is this.
There is no shortcut to success, and slow and steady wins the race.
