As an entrepreneur, your greatest enemy is time. With a small team and an innumerable list of things that need to get done, you quickly come to the realization that when you’re not working on the project, progress isn’t being made. As a result, you focus your efforts on the areas that add the most value to the business, while making sure other parts don’t catch fire in the meantime. Productivity and prioritization are two key tasks that can make or break a startup.
In such a pressured environment, it’s easy to make decisions that prioritize the business over fitness and personal health. While this may be necessary from time to time to deal with emergencies, when it happens consistently, it becomes a problem.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Fitness for the Entrepreneur | Entrepreneurship Blog
