By Rao at September 08 2019 05:48:19
Sometimes no matter how much you research, plan, or test, things don't go as expected in a business. This isn't necessarily a herald of failure or a sign that you're not cut out for entrepreneurship. Life and the marketplace are both unpredictable, and plans need to be fluid and responsive. The "One Pressing Issue Plan" is simply a reflection of a normal evaluation process.
Now as I said, there are many other reasons too. After graduating from college, I started out in manufacturing as an engineer in a pretty large company and now, 45 years later, retiring as a of Director of Manufacturing, I have discovered an awful lot about business. Not only did I learn and teach a lot about business, I worked with small business owners as well. I've learned that it comes down to this. Too many owners work hard in their business but less on their business.