So after much a long time, I am back to spending time reading, again. I’m not a voracious reader – but I do have a few select titles which I always wanted to read. And while watching David Heinemeier Hansson interviewing Timothy Ferris, I realized that I do need to push “The 4 hour work week” on the top of my reading stack – so i did – much thanks to VrOOm for getting the copy for me.

So I’m at chapter 3 and it ends by asking some very important questions, which every budding entrepreneur (who’s been waiting for his/her golden moment to jump in) should ask thyself. In posts following this, I am going to try to answer these as honestly and as vividly as possible for me.

Here they are…
Try your answers, if you too fall in the “budding entrepreneur” category.

• Define your nightmare, the absolute worst that could happen if you did what you are considering?
• What steps could you take to repair the damage or get things back on the upswing, even if temporarily?
• What are the outcomes or benefits, both temporary and permanent, of more probable scenarios?
• If you were fired from your job today, what would you do to get things under financial control?
• What are you putting off, out of fear?
• What is it costing you – financially, emotionally and physically – to postpone action?
• What are you waiting for?

My posts that will follow, will try to explore my life on how/why my plans are held back – even if it means disclosing things I would generally not discuss. Honest to the core…

Good luck Maku

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