Entrepreneurship
I listened to Pingis Hadenius and Isabella Löwengrip talking about becoming a successful entrepreneur and realizing your business idea. They shared their beginner mistakes that you should avoid when starting your process and gave you information about the different steps of running your own business. I notice how I devour all the information I can get and how incredibly right it feels. You CAN develop your hobby alongside your profession and succeed really well with it! Just as the aforementioned speakers discussed, the passion for what you do is absolutely the most important thing! It's that little rascal that ultimately helps you through the setbacks that are sure to appear along the way!I refuse to regret not following my dreams when it's time to say goodbye to this earthly life! Just go for it and ignore everyone else's negative and boring "advice" about how difficult and foolish it is to believe that you can succeed with your dreams! I really liked that Isabella Löwengrip emphasized that older people (50-somethings) should absolutely dare to change direction and venture out, as their financial situation has usually stabilized somewhat and the children have flown the nest (in most cases).
"Work to live. Don't live to work." This is a vital rule that author Stefan Ekberg writes about in his book "How to motivate yourself when everything sucks." No one will thank you when you're on an IV before 30 because you've worked yourself to death prematurely! Simply turn your back on what you want less of!
