Entrepreneurship shouldn't be a lonely affair

I hope you have had an exciting first two weeks of 2020. Just the other day, I was reading a magazine feature on transitioning to a new year and why ancient monks put too much weight on spirit rejuvenation as part of new beginnings. A look into Psychology studies also suggests the same in daily practice; whether beginning a new day or even a relationship.

So why is it important to look at things anew when embarking on a new chapter? A few days ago, my friends and I, uncharacteristically, were talking about fear. Fear of failure. Of realising right in the middle of accomplishing your dreams that it was the wrong dream or that you had veered off course. How one could ditch the horse and search for the right path with the least amount of upset.