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A serial entrepreneur describes the trap of boredom: he hits seven figures a month, then abandons it to start over. The pattern keeps him broke despite constant success, caught between the urge to innovate and the need to actually build wealth.
A serial entrepreneur describes the trap of boredom: he hits seven figures a month, then abandons it to start over. The pattern keeps him broke despite constant success, caught between the urge to innovate and the need to actually build wealth.
And it is, it's always because of boredom. And that's the thing about being a serial entrepreneur. It's a double-edged sword. It can— it's amazing because our brain is always problem solving and always evolving to the next whatever it is. But then also, like you said, distraction is the killer of wealth. And I've gone through so many different yo-yo effects of that. It's, oh, this one time we're doing 7 figures a month. Amazing. And then, oh, let's go start another one and try to like bolt on to this. Like, why? If that ain't broke, don't fix it.
