Warrior forum helped me survive
I left Warriorforum several years ago. Today I came back only to read the "57 lessons" post again.
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...t-started.html
4 or 5 years ago, my life was in despair. I decided to leave everything and start a new life, which really meant everything new, new industry, new products, new market, new people, and without money.
It's a big challenge. I was rejected everywhere. After all, who would be interested in someone that didn't know much about the industry nor was young any more?
When I surfed on the Internet for some idea, I came across that post. It inspired me. I started to list my ideas to try. If I failed, then I tried to find the reason and modify the list, until the list of ideas became more and more helpful. And then, suddenly, I had the first business partner in the desired industry.
That thread is closed. I could only post here to say thank you to the author and Warriorforum.
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...t-started.html
4 or 5 years ago, my life was in despair. I decided to leave everything and start a new life, which really meant everything new, new industry, new products, new market, new people, and without money.
It's a big challenge. I was rejected everywhere. After all, who would be interested in someone that didn't know much about the industry nor was young any more?
When I surfed on the Internet for some idea, I came across that post. It inspired me. I started to list my ideas to try. If I failed, then I tried to find the reason and modify the list, until the list of ideas became more and more helpful. And then, suddenly, I had the first business partner in the desired industry.
That thread is closed. I could only post here to say thank you to the author and Warriorforum.
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