Thank you for the advice. The over saturation is definitely a fear I have.
I currently do B2B sales and am an account manager for a big multi national corporation. Before that I did recruitment for a couple years and before that I went to school and majored in political science and international relations.
Great advice! How did you ultimately come up with that concept? Were you in IT or is tech a passion of yours? I’m always interested in hearing how people found their niche as I find this to be one of the trickiest things starting out.
Thank you for the advice! This is exactly my fear will I have enough time to work on what I need to be doing to be truly successful?
I think one of the hardest part in the entrepreneur journey is figuring out if the idea sucks or not through implementation. but then at that point, you aren’t really failing if your idea doesn’t work out you’re just learning.
I agree with you but I am not a person who suffers from anxiety. The job I was at had a toxic work culture, poor leadership, public humiliation, unattainable goals, and extreme micro-management which I was able to handle fairly better than most people at the company. Before then i’ve never experienced anxiety and as soon as i left that work environment it all went away.
I also think it’s different when you’re working for yourself than working for someone else and a lot of the frustration I felt was that I was sitting at a desk 12 hours a day 7 days a week in a company that sees me at a number and I’m wasting my life away where as i can spend that time energy and effort on my own projects.
Love this. Thank you