Ryan Daniel Moran argues that worry is useful for entrepreneurs because it forces you to spot risks and opportunities early. The trick is channeling it into action instead of letting it spiral into burnout.
If you're wired the right way, you'll always worry. If you're wired the right way, you'll always worry. Yeah. Why? I think that a good CEO is really thoughtful about what the great opportunities are and how to capture them, what the big risks are and how to avoid them. What could go wrong in your business next week, next month, next year that you need to get ahead of? And you should be proactive in think thinking about those things because otherwise they will just happen on you or you'll miss them, and.
That could destroy your business. So, yes, I think you do worry. If that's the way your brain works, yeah, you're going to worry about those things. The balance is how do you figure out a way to not worry about those things so that you don't drive yourself crazy.
