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In this brief monologue, Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP reflects on her experience launching a first business without any underlying passion. She describes the early days as miserable, driven by shame and anger rather than enthusiasm. Liu argues that entrepreneurs should use whatever emotional fuel they have—whether shame, anger, or any other feeling—rather than waiting for an ideal, passionate state. She warns that longing for a different emotional driver can trap people in inaction, and emphasizes a pragmatic mindset: identify the emotions you possess and channel them into action.

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