by Clate Mask & Scott Martineau
“Proponents of entrepreneurship love to celebrate the freedom and adventure of
owning and running a company. Established business owners put on a smile, perfect their elevator speech about “being their own boss,†and proceed to sell you their product or service. The media tells us story after story about the multi-million dollar opportunities grown out of a garage or dorm room.
But few people tell the true story of entrepreneurship—the story of long hours, sleepless nights, endless worry, mental and physical stress, strained family relationships and non-existent social life.
Instead, would-be entrepreneurs buy into a dream that few will ever achieve. Believing in a promise of more money, more time, and freedom from the corporate world, entrepreneurs ignore the less-than-encouraging small business statistics and take the plunge into ownership.
That’s when chaos moves in.â€
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