#40: Wrong About Entrepreneurship

⭐️ Lessons I Learned From Going Broke ⭐️

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Hi Often Wrong Club,
மாலை வணக்கம் (maalai vaNakkam), Buenas Noches, and Good Evening from Mexico City!

Me and my mamey. The texture is papaya-like with a palm syrup taste. It was delicious. If you see it mamey, try it!

I’ll be sharing a thing I did and a tweet I loved.

A Thing ✍🏾

I published an essay titled Lessons I Learned From Going Broke.

I used to think going all-in on one idea was the only way to be an entrepreneur. I was wrong. I share these lessons so you can avoid this trap.

I want to see you win.

A Tweet 🐦

Writing as a gateway to making internet money

I’m in awe of how my writing friends (

Louie Bacaj

,

John Nicholas

,

Shana Weisberg Newsletter

, etc.) have turned their writing into the foundation of their work.

They’re forging new paths.

In the last 12 months of writing, I’ve figured out what matters to me. I help engineers navigate their jobs. I share my insights from learning Tamil and Spanish. I write about cooking.

And how it makes me feel.

I’ve even made a couple thousands dollars.

In the next 12 months, I want to sustain myself with internet money. Cover my costs.

One small win at a time.

Because how can you make a lot before you make a little?

With Love,
Janahan

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