Be your own boss
If you are going to start your own business it is a sound idea to get some expert advice where to start and what to expect. Keith Robinson, LifeHacker Editor, has shared his experience of starting his own company.
Below I list the key points of his article. The major conclusion is that once you run your company you should change the way of thinking: you should stop thinking and acting as an employee, you should take control of your career. It is a great responsibility. Here is the place for a good business plan before starting any business. And you should have a back up plan just in case your plan does not work out.
Well, I think you’d better read the original author and hope that you will find much valuable information to think over.
Here is a list of key statements you are likely to face once you become your own boss:
- Choose to change
- Work harder and smarter
- Don’t make excuses
- Master your time
- Get out of your comfort zone
- Communicate
- Lead by example
- Embrace risks
- Be flexible
- Own it!
- Don’t settle for average
- Stick up for your passions
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