Entrepreneurship

Building something of your own, from the first side project to leaving the job. The mechanics, the money, and the parts that stay hard.

Start a side project without telling anyone, and the ugly first year costs you nothing but your own time.

Running too many goals at once is why none of them arrive. Put your four in an order and each one starts paying for the next.

Why the compliments stop around thirty five, and what wasting your potential in your thirties actually costs.

The Number That Decides What You Can Refuse

Why You Cannot Want What You Cannot Name

Why Your Best Is Enough

Why the Second Cheque Changes a Man Long Before the Money Does

What an Idea Contains Before Anybody Agrees to Build It

The Discipline of Deciding in Advance What Does Not Get You

Why the Question Decides More Than the Choosing Does

The Invented Race That Makes an Ordinary Pace Feel Like Failure

When the Route You Planned Closes

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