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No matter what you sell or do, do it right and well. Even if you don’t sell gold, leave an impression and a mark. Get the job done. If possible, leave a trail of delight that later will lead them back to you. And whatever you do, ask a simple question: Can I get away with it? Can I get away with my story/presentation/performance? We are all non/artists until we propose ourselves to put our passions into practice and become entrepreneurs.
“Art is what you can get away with.” – Andy Warhol

Excerpt from my Get Away with Entrepreneurship published in 2016.

Art by Rafal Olbinski.

About Iulia Halatz
“Writing is an Iron Tale, must be tough and sincere to the core of human perception of pain as valor. I am the grumpy T-Rex who started writing out of pain, not because of a polished world. Writing out of love is painless and herbivore. As we sometimes taste blood, ours or others’. Nevertheless, some words are so expensive that we are better left with them unspoken or write them with the ink of a Ghost…” She is a teacher, small entrepreneur and cyclist.

Get away with entrepreneurship

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What is entrepreneurship?
An idea, packaged into an alluring story, heralding a product designed as the solution to a problem.

How do you start?
Suppose you have a passion to find a pattern for your product and your business model. Decipher your passions and find your skills. Build on your product and create the words for an enchanting package. Start your enterprise as if you were starting a new love story. This would be your other love and type of love because you put more than just time into your idea.

Brain fueling for your idea is always hard. All the more reason you should make use of your best. Your skills. Your skills will always help you in the direst of times. One should never stop looking for new ones as time is limited. In everything, your skills will make do.

You are likely to fail with your idea. Predictions break apart when you transfer them from paper to practice. Nothing seems to be the same. On this rugged path, you wish you had struck gold. Literally. You do business with people that assess you, judge you, jeer you, appreciate you…Everybody wants nothing but the best. And they often offer nothing in return.

No matter what you sell or do, do it right and well. Even if you don’t sell gold, leave an impression and a mark. Get the job done. If possible, leave a trail of delight that later will lead them back to you. And whatever you do, ask a simple question: Can I get away with it? Can I get away with my story/presentation/performance? We are all non/artists until we promise ourselves to put our passions into practice and become entrepreneurs.

“Art is what you can get away with.”
– Andy Warhol

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Art by Rafal Olbinski.