I think many people choose to start a cyberspace business out of desperation. This is understandable, particularly in the economic mood today. Desperation, however, seldom anticipates long-term success. If you can harness that desperation and direct its energy into a deep and sustained dedication to your business, you’ll have a far finer opportunity not only for great results but also for unbelievable results.
You recognize the statistics. 95% of businesses go bad within the first year of their start-up. You think you can get over those statistics? You can if you continue the flow. For the cyberspace entrepreneur, that means ascertaining and following a good company. Uncontrolled desperation or a bad act ethic causes most people to hop from company to company. If this one does not work the first week, let’s go try different one. Always looking for that easy buck that overnight success.
Here’s some other expression I’m sure you have listened. Almost people trust it takes money to make money. In point of fact, that is the excuse most people use to go bad in business. The rich get richer not because of the money they’ve but because they’ve acquired how to make money. They’ve ran out and failed but not given up. They continued and used their failures simply to learn what did not work.