This is why most people fail to start their business.

Since 2019, especially after the lockdown, I’ve noticed more and more people getting into:

- Launching a startup
- Turning hobbies into a full-time job
- Trying to make money from a side hustle

These trends have inspired many to think they’ll become successful entrepreneurs.

But most of them end up:

-> Spending all their money
-> Losing their valuable time
-> Achieving little to no results, despite working hard.

Because if it were easy, everyone would be doing it successfully.

The problem isn’t the idea, it’s the lack of preparation and realistic planning.

If you really want to start a business, you need to:

✓ Have a solid backup plan
✓ Understand the legal requirements
✓ Learn from people who’ve already done it
✓ Know your financial needs and plan for them
✓ Build a clear and unique identity for your business
✓ Be ready for challenges and unexpected problems

Starting a business takes careful planning and hard work.

Motivation alone isn’t enough, you need to act smartly.