Independent business owners succeed when they depend on each other.

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They fail when they try to go it alone.

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And it’s no wonder why. Unless you’re a hermit, you need other people.

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• You need encouragement.
• You need mentorship.
• You need camaraderie.

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And that’s normal—it’s what it means to be human.

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But entrepreneurs? Too often, they go it alone.

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It’s no wonder why. Make the leap from employee to entrepreneur, and you may find yourself alone on the other side.

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Everyone else is working their 9-to-5s, while you’re spending 16 hours each day making your dream a reality. Unless you find a community of collaborators, it’s a lonely existence.

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Loneliness makes it far more difficult to jump-start a successful business. It literally kills.¹

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And that’s why e2E is so critical.

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I believe that entrepreneurs succeed when they work together. The e2E model leverages teamwork and experienced mentorship so anyone can start a business with greater support and less risk.

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It’s the least I can do—my journey to entrepreneurship was marked by constant support and encouragement by fellow entrepreneurs.

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So if you’re considering entrepreneurship but are afraid to make the move, let’s chat. We can explore the support systems available to you if you fire up your own business.

¹ “Loneliness and Social Isolation Linked to Serious Health Conditions,” CDC, Apr 29, 2021, https://www.cdc.gov/aging/publications/features/lonely-older-adults.html

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