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Ryan Daniel Moran tells unprofitable entrepreneurs to get a job instead. Working elsewhere for two years removes the pressure to pull money out too early, keeps cash in the business for growth, and lets you think clearly again.
Ryan Daniel Moran tells unprofitable entrepreneurs to get a job instead. Working elsewhere for two years removes the pressure to pull money out too early, keeps cash in the business for growth, and lets you think clearly again.
If you've been an entrepreneur for more than two years and you haven't hit pay dirt yet, my advice to you is to get a job. Oftentimes, what stifles entrepreneurship is the need to make money. When you're trying to suck money out of your business before it's due time, that's when you are starving resources from the thing that's supposed to set you free. So you're just back on the hamster wheel working more than you ever did before. If you are struggling to make your business pay for your life, get a job because it is not your business's job to pay for your lifestyle. Instead, de stress the situation by addressing your financial situation outside of the business. That will actually give you the COVID to be creative and to be giving to your business. That's what will help it grow.
