Keep an eye on the quality and others on the energy: Keep quality in check but also keep tabs on the energy around it. After all, positive vibes attract positive clients.
What first got me started was that I don't like the combination of the two words "my" and "boss." I was also looking for more time, which I consider a real luxury. So one day, a guy was giving training in the company I was working for, and I thought, "hm, that looks like a nice job."
Being both the CEO and the employee. Balancing the dreams and strategy of the CEO and the day-to-day grind of the employee while keeping both happy. Takes time to learn.
Be open to change and willing to pivot when necessary. Your business idea may evolve, or you may need to shift in response to changes in the market. Being adaptable and willing to change can help you stay relevant and competitive.
It's so easy to get wrapped up in working when you love what you do, and you're passionate about your projects, but when the lines aren't clear, it's easy to get burned out. Keeping a set space and hours for work can help keep boundaries in place.
Everyone has a certain talent; my talent was noticing aesthetics, making people feel comfortable, and coming up with creative ideas, which is ideal for a photographer.