Business Plan

: Where Not
to Go These days, it’s often said that one should pursue their goals and dreams. Setting aside the fact that the goal of every life is death, this advice has another foolish implication. It is the pursuit of fulfilling only one’s own needs and interests, which was not the purpose of life even for prehistoric humans, and does not pay off even today.

From History Our
ancient ancestors already knew that they would be better off if they did not strive to fulfill only their own needs and dreams, but if they contributed to the common good. Even the basic system of commodity exchange is such a useful endeavor that has brought many benefits to all parties involved. One grew wheat, another raised cows. Each could focus on their own activity and exchange the fruits of their labor with one another.
The
Present Day Today, there are plenty of guides on how to start your own business. There are courses that promise success in the field. They operate on the principle of an ideal world where each of us could intuitively know how to make a living and pursue that dream. Unfortunately, this is mostly a waste of time, as very few actually succeed in practice. And it’s not due to a bad course, the new entrepreneur’s lack of skill, or perhaps insufficient interest. Failure in business is actually caused by circumstances that are against it. So we can try as hard as we want and often even go into debt just because of our naivety.

The Way Forward
The way true success works in life is remarkably simple. From childhood onward, we have countless opportunities. We just need to admit that we cannot force those around us and the circumstances to support us in what we have a fleeting interest in, but that we would like to participate in the functioning of reality itself in what it needs. And entrepreneurial success begins where someone else asks us for help. Where there is a guaranteed opportunity to do something for someone. Where someone at least thanks us for our effort