Learning to become an entrepreneur is hard.

Learning to become an entrepreneur is hard.

Most will waste 2-3 years failing to learn how.

Ultimately 90% will succumb.

Why is it so hard?

- for those building a product, this takes time and money

- for those offering a service, it's easier

- you have to learn how to build your business & revenue model (90% get this wrong)

- you have to learn how to build a RevOps playbook and roadmap (same)

- if you get these things wrong, you'll fail when you go-to-market (start-over)

Whether you bootstrap or try to raise capital, you have to learn how.

Don't have 2-3 years to waste while you burn through your savings? Oh, you don't have savings? Worse.

>>> Then you'd better find someone experienced that knows-how, and learn from them.

Don't bet your life on a DIY approach. 90% certainty you fail.

Trying to get funded, there's a 99% certainty you won't. And for the 1% that do, 90% still fail.

Now, after raining on your parade — here's some encouragement. 

If you are willing to become a faith-driven entrepreneur, and willing to learn how to co-create with God as your partner — you will succeed if you don't quit first.

- you'll have to learn how to walk by faith, this is still hard

- you'll have to learning to how allow His Plan to become your plan. (more hard)

- you'll have to learn RevOps. Like learning to get good at golf, hard but doable

- and if you are seeking funding, you'll have to learn how

God's not building unicorns, He's planting oak trees. Millions of orchards.

Life is hard. Everything is hard.

But if you are willing to learn how to become a faith-driven entrepreneur, you will succeed.

How can I be so sure? Because God has never created a plan to fail.

If you are willing to learn how, God's way, you will succeed.

God is equipping a new breed of Kingdom-Minded entrepreneurs who are full of the Holy Spirit and filled with faith. 

Become one.

"But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit." (Jeremiah 17:7-8)

Let this be you!

-Gerald