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Insanity (Ground Hogs Day)

Hello All,

I realize that I'm a little insane.

Yes, I said, Insane!

Why?  Well, because I do the same things day in and day out, looking for different results. You may think I'm crazy also however, it takes a bit of craziness and insanity to become an entrepreneur. The vast majority of people wouldn't dare take this journey, and there are others who just like to use the title.

This journey requires work to be done every day, it also guarantees no rewards. There is one guarantee of entrepreneurship, and that is, Failure. Failure is what frightens most people about entrepreneurship, yet they forget that failure is how we learn. So I continue to do the same things each day hoping for different results because I have learned more now about life, work, business,  and myself than at any other point in my life.

I like to think that similar to the movie "GroundHogs Day" that when I have learned all the lessons that entrepreneurship has to teach me, I will move on from this INSANITY.

6/05/17,

Ramon

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