The Misadventures of a New Entrepreneur: 5 Things They Won't Teach You in Business School

There's bad news and good news. The bad news is that it may not be at all like what you see on social media-the serene photos on the beach, instafame, and the perfect work/life balance. The truth is, only a handful of people get to experience that consistently, and those who do pay their dues for an average of 15 years. But don't be discouraged There's good news too, which is that freedom and autonomy are real, and so is the thrill of doing something that you love day in and day out. The question is: how do some people do it?Entrepreneur and business consultant Andrena Sawyer shares the secrets that every new entrepreneur should know. From the value of infrastructure to remaining relevant, aspiring and operational entrepreneurs will learn: -How to build a sustainable business from within;-How to create a healthy work/life balance; and -How to create cashflow streams that will enable them to defy the odds and beat the statistics.