Life Profitability: The New Measure of Entrepreneurial Success

recording thoughts by writing doesn’t appeal, consider audio recordings.

It may be easier to do if you’re working for someone else, knowing that “this job is just my nine-to-five gig, and at least on a Friday when I close my office door for the last time this week, I will not think about work again until maybe Sunday evening.” But most entrepreneurs struggle to disconnect from work. You never stop thinking about it, whe

reflections will serve as your travel log, as it were, so ideally, write down your thoughts. You’ll refer back to them in the final chapters of the book as you begin finding opportunities to plan how you’ll build life profits.

The entrepreneurial archetype tells us we’re “supposed” to suffer and sacrifice, all the while devoted and dedicated, enduring the costs—the collateral damage—of trying to build a business.

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Another alternative—one I use myself—is to highlight ideas that resonate and comment on them.