Comments on: As a young entrepreneur, you must learn to sacrifice?

By: michaelbillewicz

michaelbillewicz — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 14:57:49 +0000

The truly successful are just 3% of the population. Meaning, most folks will not understand your passion and drive to make a difference in your world. Don't get me wrong, they will love to revel in your success and help you enjoy the fruits of all your hard work. They just don't want to do the work!

In your youth, you have one big thing in your favor. Your youth. The ability to out-hustle, out-pace and out-preform someone twice your age. And do it every day.

High performance requires high octane support. A great coach, a mentor, good nutrition, regular exercise and planned 'social' time.

The key word is "planned". If you do not plan to do it, you plan not to. If you are running on all cylinders, i.e., mental, physical, emotional & spiritual balance, then everything will fall into alignment.

I wish you all the best,

Michael Billewicz

By: Tom Wiley

Tom Wiley — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 17:15:48 +0000

Excellent post again Mr. Babalola! I think before a person can succeed as a business man or woman, it takes a lot. Many things will be sacrificed and you might even leave a feel people feeling hurt and distraught. Just learn to balance things and the journey will be a lot easier. But I know, easier said than done right? I am in the same exact predicament as you.

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