About This Chapter
Chapter 6 teaches that entrepreneurship is first a mind game, not a market game.
A founder must learn to control the mind through discipline, practice, and detachment, not by force or suppression.
Balance in food, sleep, work, and lifestyle is essential for long-term performance and endurance.
Success comes from focused execution, not from overthinking, perfectionism, or external validation.
Failure does not destroy the entrepreneur; it refines character, resilience, and clarity.
Consistency matters more than intensity—bringing the mind back to focus again and again is the real skill.
True leaders remain calm in success, steady in failure, and empathetic toward people.
An entrepreneur who executes with inner alignment and without attachment is the highest performer.
