Entrepreneurship
is a reality for most professionals who have grown beyond or ‘outgrown’ their
professional roles with their employment. For some, it is early and for others,
it may be little late. The issues relate to compensation, affordability of
employers, ‘recycling’ that most organizations undergo to refresh their
philosophy and inculcate new ideas, and beyond everything else, ageing that
most professionals naturally undergo. It may sound as a brutal reality but that
is how organizations shed old skin and build a new one. The exceptions are only ones who continue to
grow at organic pace and employment remains a satisfier.
Many
like to fiddle with this idea when they are doing fine with professional
assignments, and for many of such people it is about non alignment of
ambition/aspiration with job roles, or intellectual evolution that catapults
them to explore their own potential, seeking freedom to practice their own will
with ideas.
I keep hearing the intent to begin on their
own from majority of professionals but nearly 90% of them remain intents and
are never backed up by solid planning or determination. I wish to address this
one to those falling into this category.
Entrepreneurship
has risk, but it is not necessarily about a binary gamble. It is about an idea
relevant to time, perseverance, belief and value creation. It is therefore
possible to mitigate at least some risk before one takes a plunge. For this
purpose it is important to ‘plan’ the venture well in advance and make some
basic preparations. While in this post, I leave many of you with this idea, I
would surely highlight some of my thoughts in my next blog. I would in the
meantime like to hear some ideas on www.thegrowthevangelist.com
So long,
I await some that you may have.
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