People have the drive to have enough resources to be able to focus on improvement. We unconsciously side hustle to gain resources which is yet another stop on the continual journey in life. It is important that we deal with our driving force for wealth, capability, and control.
William Butler Yeats puts this theory beautifully ~> “The world would end if you could get what you wanted the minute you wanted it.”
Let’s step back for a second. People have been dreaming about having wealth, resources, capability, and opportunities from time immemorial. Successful people never say no to these things, but they know it takes time and a lot of hard work.
A reliable side-hustle results in an asset stream that the individual controls, creating the opportunity to continue after his or her initial foray into entrepreneurship has imploded. Moreover, by pursuing an activity that interests her outside of her day employment, the individual can acquire competence in unrecognized corners of life that might otherwise have been overlooked.
The struggle is a necessary component of learning and growing.
Failing isn't something to be ashamed of. It's just a stepping stone on your way to success and we need to remember that.
With hard work and patience, don't give up on your side hustle. Yes, it can sometimes be frustrating and seem like you're seemingly never going to get anywhere; but there are still so many learnings for success in your journey, don't forget about those. What does this teach us?
Failing is never the end of the tunnel, it's just a bridge on your way to success.
Think about what you're doing right now! What is one thing you would change if you were in control?
What could be an asset or a resource as you head toward that goal?
What pathways will they bring me towards? Where should I focus my energy?
Selling failure as an inevitable risk and opportunity for progress towards achievement.
Each month, the average person starts a side hustle with the best of intentions. They might be yearning for a new standard of living, pushing to achieve more wealth, or looking at entrepreneurship from an investor's perspective - essentially sensing a way to get the ball rolling on improving their quality of life and welfare. Failing in your side hustle isn’t the end of your journey. It can be a push in the right direction so you can find where your aspirations lay.
Let’s face it, what is success worth if it doesn’t produce enrichment? Put in simpler terms: don't count profits until you have counted up all your expenses!
You would not be the person that you are today without the failure and hardships along your journey. Failure is a life skill that teaches you to focus on what is important and prioritize what will remain relevant as far as goals, ambitions, and success go. Living smarter with wise priorities is a necessity and something that we need in order to help improve our lives, relationships, future aspirations, and most importantly; mindset.
While failure may feel like it looks bleak at first or may seem impossible or scary; that's what makes it worth it in the end; the clear path towards success with no obstacles left on the way. In order for one to feel satisfied in their life, one must take risks but always be willing and prepared to try new things.
My journey to the world of crypto.
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