1. Be part of a non-profit organization consisting of class people:

You see you can have limited friends and that too not being supportive if it comes to try out a new service or product you’ve launched as your startup. Well, that is not the case with classy people who are connected to a community or organization, not for the sake of profit and therefore be quite generous around in that organization and with the people in that organization.

These class people would definitely help you, as they are much more generous within that community and its people coz you both are having a mutual human purpose of being in that organization.

Secondly, the community would be quite big to help you out in many ways. You’d find people from almost all business sectors in a classy community or organization. Basically it will make a strong network for you.

Also, you can consciously choose such an organization that consist of mostly the people you’d somehow be benefited by.

2. No matter how small or slower, but have constant money source:

Suppose you’re stuck in a situation… a big deal is about to be cracked with uncertain chances of success or even with 60 % success chances, and on the other hand, you’d have to give up a permanent client of the business which is actually the constant money source for you.

Basically, always have a constant money source. See… Not everyone has so much strong brain or gut power to work like hell without even eating their meals. But that doesn’t mean everyone can’t succeed. The point is to work smarter exactly according to who you are, invest time in understanding yourself. And in most cases, people can’t work with empty stomachs and after being financially broke.

So, build a constant income source before rushing into business with high risks. Coz you’d better be in your main business which would make you take risks without pressure. And the business decisions taken with free mind are way better than the ones taken under pressure.

3. Don’t stop building your personal brand or credibility :

Most of us stop going through LinkedIn, stop looking at communities around us as soon as we get the job, because do we need it anymore?

Matter of the fact, yes we do!

You’re seriously not sure when the time takes it’s harder turns in rush and leave you totally fucked up. So invest a small and quality time to build your personal brand, build your credibility, your network, etc., which would help you in your bad times unexpectedly. And forget the bad times, a river running always never stink while a pond with stable water does. We need to keep updating ourselves.