Assume you know nothing, you have no clue. Start with the main criteria of your journey that everything possible will go wrong.

Failure is the norm. Success isn't. You will fail. 100% guaranteed. If you think you won’t, maybe it’s time to check your ego.

Entrepreneurship can drain you emotionally. The situations business owners must deal with have a direct impact on their mood.

You can always learn the business skills (or hire someone). But you must excel at getting things done. And that requires being disciplined.

Entrepreneurs don't need to be accountant experts to be successful. But they need to understand that the #1 priority is always cash-flow.

There are many ways entrepreneurs can be a bottleneck, but the price they pay is always the same: they're stuck. What to do about it?

The most successful entrepreneurs seek knowledge and experience from people who have it. They speak less and listen more.

Entrepreneurs risk burnout. How can you take care of your family, your people, and your business if you don’t take care of yourself first?

Entrepreneurs are humans, not robots. Despite what you may believe, you can’t do everything. You need to let others build the business.

I hear many entrepreneurs saying they're bad salespeople or too pushy. That's because they're not looking at sales the way they should.

Despite how you may feel sometimes, let me tell you: Entrepreneurs, you’re not alone! You won’t succeed without the help of others.

Entrepreneurs are driven by impact. They dream big, to the point they want to change the world. It begins with finding a sense of purpose.

If entrepreneurship is a journey full of uncertainty, there’s one thing that’s certain: Failure. You will fail. 100% guaranteed.

Entrepreneurs usually begin from scratch with something that doesn’t exist, and patiently build it up piece by piece. But it never ends.

Do you honestly think you can launch a business tomorrow and turn it into a 7 to 8-figure revenue company in one year?

Scaling up requires that your role evolves towards less operational and more strategic responsibilities. Otherwise, you will get stuck.

Successful entrepreneurs know that with the right questions come the right answers. So, are you asking the right questions?

Creating a company requires much courage and faith. It’s a jump into the unknown. Let me share 5 lessons I've learned throughout the years.

I've talked to nearly 70 entrepreneurs and counting. This is a compilation of their boldest quotes.

Entrepreneurs, do you feel alone? Fear not. It's a common issue with people at the top of an organization. There are ways to deal with it.