Forums: Discussions for entrepreneurs and small business.

I think the root of the problem is that people who are looking to start their own businesses probably aren`t happy in their current jobs. You have unhappy people who see a light at the end of the tunnel. It`s only natural to want to run instead of walk. We`ve been in hell for so long, and heaven is finally in sight. That`s my situation, and I`m sure I`m not alone. Though, I`m satisfying the planning and preparation steps 110%. I`m unsure what exactly the "process" step entails, but as I`m not leaping foolishly into anything, I aim to fulfill it as best I can. I want my business ASAP, but I won`t ruin my future to get it. It`s hard being eager and intelligent at the same time. Sometimes I find I alternate.

I am reminded of what a gray haired genleman said to me many years ago ...

 

"Patience is a virtue, Mr. Fackrell"

 

It is difficult for me to be patient as well, but we must all wait for the right time to do anything.

Zombie people are closing in on the heroes while Rachel`s character Evee is trying to translate some heiroglyphics. Brendan`s character Rick says something to the effect of: "We need to go now," and Evee replies, "Patience is a virtue..." to which Rick wisely answers, "Not right now it isn`t."

Patience is a virtue. Too much patience is a vice. Sometimes, it`s better to act fast and think later. Hamlet learned this all too late. 

Gentlemen

 

The aspect of virtue in which i was referring, is simply that when starting a new enterprise it is wise to bring some of your own money (or other assets) to the table and not be so inpatient that you MUST have someone else fund your business completely.