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This went on continuously for months and intermittently for years. We always discussed issues relating to
start up business. Some years later when
business was established and successful I realised from some chance word that I had been giving away free consultancy because my friend had been drawing on our discussions to help him with his problems. He's still my friend!
This is what friends are for and his business is a now market leader in it's sector and I am so pleased that he had
for sight to use my ‘free consultancy'. So talk to other entrepreneurs.
As you go on in your business treat every failure as a learning experience. Think carefully about what went wrong, understand it fully and use
information to understand your strengths and weaknesses. Take remedial action and don't take failures personally.
If being a successful entrepreneur was easy every one would do it. There are no rules, there is no right and wrong way round most issues. There are just problems with a number of ways of solving them and turning them into opportunities. Be flexible, you will solve them and then you are on to
next stage,
Tip:
Never ever be too proud to discuss your problems, and if your are a consultant you probably enthuse about your interests and communicate them freely, beware giving of free consultancy - ‘even to friends!'

Semi retired Business Consultant who has helped business owners and individuals to performance improvement. Published Author helping others to release their potential. More articles at http://www.be-your-own-business-expert.com