It’s never been easier to start a business. Yet, most entrepreneurs give up in the first 5 years. Mostly due to small habits… These 10 habits will hold you back from success:

Frameworks provide a structured pathway: From idea To execution

Use evidence to drive decisions: It’s efficiency refined.

Conceptual frameworks offer structure: • Simplify complex ideas • Guide strategic decisions • Empower creative solutions Don't just learn the frameworks, apply them.

Most think innovation is raw creativity. It's not. Use evidence-based hacks to refine processes, saving time and boosting efficiency.

If you want to master accelerated learning: 1. Focus on core principles 2. Employ active recall 3. Consistently reflect and adjust Fast learning is strategic, not rushed.

Building now to leave your job later requires foresight: Develop skills Network smartly Invest in side projects for future freedom.

Experimenting without data is shooting in the dark: Formulate hypotheses Test rigorously Use results to inform next steps.

Challenges aren’t roadblocks: They’re opportunities to innovate and grow.

Continuous learning fuels adaptability: Stay curious, read diversely, and question everything.

Thinking about investments? Consider: Risk tolerance Long-term goals Diverse portfolios Smart investing isn’t instinctual, it’s informed.

Tough conversations are stepping stones: They clear misunderstandings Forge stronger relationships Drive meaningful change.

Feeling stuck? Maybe it's time: Evaluate current paths Look for new opportunities Sometimes change is the catalyst needed.

Mistakes aren’t failures: Analyze what went wrong Adjust strategies Learn and iterate

Don’t rely on a single income stream: Exploring new ventures Diversifying ensures stability and growth.

I used to think frameworks were rigid. Then I learned: They give creative freedom by providing a clear path.

Apply evidence over intuition: It leads to predictable and often superior outcomes.

Accelerated learning isn’t cramming: It’s about smart techniques to absorb efficiently.

Lay the groundwork now: Future flexibility depends on your present actions.

Experimentation is the root of learning: Try, fail, learn, repeat—we only grow through iteration.