When setting out to be an entrepreneur, it can be kind of scary. There’s getting past the idea of being “employed” by someone to making it on your own.
And it’s estimated that 96 percent of entrepreneurs fail within the first 10 years of starting a business. Pretty staggering, right!?
Chances are most people do not strive to be a part of the 96 percent. Yet, this is where most of them “statistically” end up.
What about the other 4 percent? How do they do it? How do they succeed?
What are the tricks and methods that successful entrepreneurs use to head down the path of success and how do they overcome the roadblocks along the way?
