As much as I love being an entrepreneur, it can be a lonely endeavor. My time as an entrepreneur, since I was a young kid, and my time working with entrepreneurs over the course of my career, have taught me that being the one in charge can make you feel very alone. Sometimes it feels like you’re on an island. Whether you’re an entrepreneur in a one-person company or a CEO in a larger company, if you are the final decision maker, it’s easy to feel like it’s you against the world.
Well, there’s good news and there’s bad news on this. First, the bad news: it’s not likely to change. If you’re the person upon whose shoulders rests final decision making authority, it’s virtually impossible not to feel sometimes like all the pressure is on you and you’re on “an island”. Now, the good news: there are tons of other entrepreneurs and CEO types out there who feel exactly the same way! So, while it’s often unavoidable that you will feel alone in your role at your own company, there are plenty of other people who are in exactly the same boat. That’s good news, because if you can find ways to link up with them, you can share your war stories, feel less alone, and learn from and support one another!
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