Here they are:
- Live with uncertainty
- Don't bite off more than you can chew
- Stick to what you do best
- Leave detailed phone messages
- Eat at your desk
- Don't be a hermit
- Confirm how much time you have
The article ended with a request for other entrepreneurs to contribute their own hard-knocks business lessons. If you'd like to share your favourite learning, leave a comment below or send me an e-mail. (Let me know if it's okay to use your name in crediting sources.)
It'll be interesting to see which generates the better response: a national newspaper or a 100-visitor a day blog.
2 comments:
My personal favourite lesson is people love to give you advice.
And if you'd like Rick feel free to use my name.
My advice is to spend a bit of money and time(I know it's hard at the start) to purchase and learn to use the right tools. I thought I was being smartly frugal using Excel to track all my expenses. I swore when I ended up having to type a year's worth of expenses in Simply Accounting.
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