How The Life Of An Entrepreneur Is Lonely

I later stormed out the house I used to call home and found
myself driving back to my home without music, without sound, just
me in my own thoughts.


Thoughts were going through my head, anger ensued, and it came to
a boiling point where I just began to break down. I couldn’t take
this pressure anymore and I had to let it out.


That moment for me, was probably the single greatest moment I’ve
had with myself in a long time. Now you’re probably thinking,
this guy is a sick bastard, and you’re probably right. I am. But
what I realized was that there is beauty in pain. We all go
through pain and suffering, but when it happens, we always come
out better because of it.


What I realized is that throughout this disagreement:


Not once did I ever question myself.

Rethink the way my life would have been or should be spent

Not once did I have to soul search to find out who I am, what
I stand for, and what I believe in



Even though entrepreneurship is lonely. It’s a life I love. I’ve
always called entrepreneurship a beautiful disaster, and that’s
because to some degree, it is. The highs are high and the lows
are low. But when you go through these highs and lows, the
universe gives you as much as you can handle before it spits you
back out of its vortex.


When we first started this journey, I didn’t have many people
that I could go to. In fact, there isn’t many people you can go
to. Luckily for me, I have an incredible co-founder that I can
bounce ideas of it. I have a great support system of friends that
I’ve become close with from the podcast, and I’ve even made
friends from their friends.


Entrepreneurship can be lonely, but only if you allow it to be.


We live in this massive world where connectivity is within the
palms of our hands. You just have to know how to use it. Some of
the best relationships I have in my life right now have stemmed
from a random cold email or tweet. Seriously, there’s proof of it
on multiple occasions. All in which I’ve talked about.


In closing, if you’re in a place right now, where you may not
have that support system. You have a friend in me. Email me
directly at johnathan@penji.co. Let’s hold each other
accountable. Let’s be friends. I’m here for you.


As always please reach out anytime connect with me directly on
any social media platform under @grzybowskij or head over to
tbeshow.com and drop a comment on this week’s episode. You won’t
want to miss next week’s episode where we talk about “taking
calculated risks” Catch you next Thursday, until then. Go out
there and execute your vision, have a great rest of your day!
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