Every problem in the marketplace carries value, and entrepreneurs are paid in proportion to the size of the problem they’re willing to handle. www.francoisentrepreneur.org

Employees delay decisions to avoid mistakes.
Entrepreneurs decide, then adjust.

Entrepreneurs make decisions with the future in mind, not present comfort. They understand that indecision has a cost and often costs more than making the wrong move and learning.

Growth requires:

Decisions shape direction. Direction shapes destiny.

Entrepreneurs don’t wait to “feel ready.” They move because that’s who they are becoming.

Here’s the truth:

Your income reflects your thinking before it ever reflects your effort.

You don’t become an entrepreneur by filing paperwork.
You become one by changing how you see time, problems, decisions, and yourself.

Employees survive by waiting.
Entrepreneurs grow by building.