The first mistake I want you to tell is not an error in itself, but if it is a curious situation that occurs often and is a cyclical process in which we learn and unlearn things without realizing it. When there is a determined person take first decides imbibe information about other entrepreneurs who have already been through this before: courses, interviews, blogs startups … in order to avoid at all costs the same mistakes other entrepreneurs.
All this is fine because it brings a lot of spirit and learns certain concepts that are essential to face a process like this:
– How to develop your value proposition
– Define the feasibility of your project
– Make a complete plan resource
Academic learning is important and necessary but certain lessons only learn in the field. Some of the mistakes you have committed many numbers are as follows:
1- Poor management of emotions: When you’re in the process is too complicated to be like an ice, reflective and analytical block 100% as uncertainty will play tricks at some point. Being more specific, over excitement can lead to precipitation and severe depressive state can make you leave at a key moment to persevere and see the first positive results.
2- “Pride and ego power”: When you’ve been in a few battles and you’ve had your way, it is very possible that your self – esteem rises and you are comfortable with it. That has nothing wrong and is extremely comforting but can make up the personal ego too much. Many new business opportunities have been lost pride and that’s likely to happen to you at some point in your life.
3- Predictions wrong market: The market almost never reacts as you’d imagined at an early stage. You always have to make adjustments and surprises (they can also be positive) occurring between variations and optimizations of your products or services.
4- Further accommodation to success: I think this is almost a reflex action. When the results arrive, often after much effort, we lift off the throttle and relaxation overtakes the environment. You have to think that markets today, and especially digital, are very changeable. What sells and generates customers today, tomorrow can become a happy memory. Innovation, learning and seeking new opportunities that should be a continuous feedback continuously assets of your business cycle.
5- Trusting any wrong person: I hate to say it but at some point someone will sell “a motorcycle” that you should not buy. If it happens, do not torture yourself too much, you take extra precautions to the next and eventually learn to rely on people to go slowly and unhurriedly to avoid unpleasant surprises.
6- Losing focus: This error we have two versions: