Maybe it doesn’t matter if it’s a painkiller or a vitamin.
To all the aspiring entrepreneurs out there:
They ask you questions like:
“Will people be willing to pay for that?”,
“Is that a painkiller or a vitamin?”
“I think there are many alternatives out there, and they are not doing well”.
Maybe they really care about your success, they want you to not have to live off the street and have no food on the table.
Their experience tells them that might end up pretty bad — based on the things that people can see & and measure — financially or materially.
Perhaps those comments put you off, keep your foot off the gas pedal.
But there are things that they don’t see, the joy when somebody says:
‘This thing is great, it’s interesting I’d love to see how it grows.’
The experiences you’ll learn from every joy and despair. The personal/ professional growth that you otherwise might never achieve.
Maybe the answer is to start building what you love or what you are good at and want to see it come alive.
Start building not because it pays you, but because you feel rewarded in the process of building it.
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I talk about startups and founders’ mindsets on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/everestng/
Feel free to connect with me and strike up any conversation you’d like!
