About This Chapter
Chapter 8 teaches that what you consistently think about shapes where you finally reach.
For an entrepreneur, mindset during crisis matters more than strategy on paper.
Clarity of vision and constant remembrance of why the business exists helps founders push through the toughest phases.
Entrepreneurship demands discipline, focus, and the ability to act without being distracted by temporary ups and downs.
Businesses operate in cycles—creation, growth, decline, and reinvention—so change should be expected, not feared.
True freedom comes when an entrepreneur shifts from chasing numbers to creating meaningful impact.
Profit becomes a tool, not the goal.
An impact-driven vision helps the entrepreneur step out of the rat race and build something timeless.
