When people decide to start an own business it is important to learn all the aspects related to it. The ramp to entrepreneurship consists of:

• ALL-IN-ONE
  You do everything. Even when you do not like it. Because you have to become a leader in that field. To complete each task, it requires a switch of mindset, which has pros and cons. You may not like doing it because it confuses you, demotivates you, and may distract you from your real goal. On the other hand, the distraction itself soothes the tediousness of working alone. It is like a comedy where an actor camouflages himself to play a completely different role.
• 360-COMMUNICATION
  In any enterprise, communication between departments is fundamental to staying tuned, synchronised, and updated. When you work alone, there is no such thing as miscommunication between you and yourself. While working in a role, you are automatically communicating the best strategy to the other departments, which you yourself interpret. It is constant, active, and self-supporting. All of this is established by the fact that you understand why you are performing a certain action.
• BEING-ALONE
  It should be an honour and pleasure to be able to work alone. Nobody can interfere with your plans, and you have total control over everything. The downside of this part is that you have to make decisions frequently, and sometimes they may not be as accurate as expected. There may be some fear to overcome in order to get on with the tasks that maintain and get the business growing.

Eventually, all business can be summed up as systematic actions that lead the entrepreneur to reach one or more goals. The more challenging the goals are, the tougher it will be to reach them. It is very important to understand the feasability of someone’s goals and their repercussions on their lifestyle. Being inspired and followed by a mentor may be a good strategy to realise immediately that you are on the right path.