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Business’s terms and conditions

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Conditions:

  • You acknowledge that you are not special.
  • You acknowledge that there is no secret sauce for success.
  • A business plan does not guarantee success.
  • Customer satisfaction does not guarantee loyalty.
  • The bigger the goal, the less likely you can pull it off alone.
  • Very few, if any, of your team will be loyal enough to stick around while you’re battling the storms. Most time as a business necessity, sharing [Booty] is keeping.
  • You acknowledge that you will likely be defeated after the first strike.
  • If not, you will very likely be defeated after a few trials.
  • If not, then you will likely fail many times and learn many things; however, this does not mean that you will succeed.
  • If you persist and persevere, then you may succeed.
  • it’s commonly acknowledged that the older you get, the harder it gets to do many things.
  • When you decide to become an entrepreneur or start a business, you are implicitly asking for troubles.
  • Your life and work may become indistinguishable for an extended period of time.
  • No matter how much money you make, there is always a big chance that you will be back to zero.
  • Nothing can be said to be certain, except death and competition.
  • The world doesn’t owe you anything.
  • There is no legitimate success without hard work; even illegitimate success requires a certain amount of hard work.
  • Hard work doesn’t guarantee success; sometimes you can work yourself to death and get nothing in return, and it’s “just because.”, However, it’s common that the harder you work, the better your chances are for success.
  • It’s not about the idea; it’s about the execution.
  • Quick failure is the norm; success is common, but quick success is rare.
  • What worked for someone will not necessarily work for you, and what worked yesterday may not work today.
  • A high-quality product will not sell itself.
  • In your own time and at your own expense, you will need to learn how to distinguish between truth and fiction. For example, when you hear someone saying that “high risk equals high return,” it’s important to recognize the difference between a legitimate high-risk business venture that could lead to substantial rewards and a scammer who promises empty high returns.
  • Success is rarely a linear path. It involves ups and downs, challenges, and setbacks, and sometimes you will be bleeding to death.
  • Luck is an essential element in the path to success, but it is beyond your control, and you have nothing to do about it.
  • As time passes, you may lose valuable things such as time, health, and family. At some point, you might regret having signed this terms & conditions sheet and embarked on the entrepreneurial journey. However, you might also bitterly regret not having signed it. Nevertheless, regret isn’t all that bad, especially if you had good reasons for your choice.
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