Ryan Daniel Moran (Capitalism.com) reflects on 2022 as a year spent restoring his mental health and states that his 2023 plan focuses on improving physical health and returning to business fundamentals. He emphasizes long-term strategies—serving customers and building foundations that mature over three to five years—rather than chasing quick profits.
In 2022, my primary focus was my mental health. So my whole focus was I just want to get back to a good place by the end of the year. And it took me all year, but I got to a really good place. I know that when I'm in a good place, I can make millions and millions of dollars and business is fun, business is easy. When I'm in a bad place, you don't want to be around me. So I wanted to be in a good, consistent place. That's the best investment in the world. 2023 is about my physical health because I let that slide a little bit while I was in not such a good place in 2022. And it's about going back to fundamentals. It's about doing the things that build strong foundations of a business because that's what we'll need to do in a recession. Being good to customers, having long term business plans, doing things that aren't for the quick buck but that will mature in three to five years. Those are the things that are going to be cool again in 2023 and is what most entrepreneurs haven't had to do for the last 10 years.
