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In this monologue, Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP warns that quitting a stable job to launch a business often leads to working harder and earning less, at least initially. She describes the intense excitement of the first dollar earned in a new venture as a powerful but misleading reinforcement that can create a false sense of ease. Liu emphasizes that after the initial rush, entrepreneurs must commit to sustained effort over a long period, recognizing that the early thrill does not guarantee ongoing success.

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