2015-08-13
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Today's Good Life project Rif is entitled entrepreneurship as a practice.
So most people look at entrepreneurship as a project, as a venture, as a business, as something to do.
You start with an idea, then you turn it into something real.
You build a business around it.
You know, you invest.
You start with no resources, with very little, with just a simple concept.
And you hope and pray that you can build it into something really big, something that matters, something that makes a difference.
And when you do, when you get there, all will be well with the world.
In my mind, though, that's the wrong approach.
Because entrepreneurship in the wild, the truth of the life of an entrepreneur, it doesn't work that way.
What really happens is you get an idea.