Startup vs. Lifestyle Business — What’s The Difference
My lifestyle business is slowly becoming a startup.
I’m avoiding the word “evolving” because I don’t really know how I’d feel this time next year. Lifestyle businesses are all about happiness, freedom, and personal growth while running a self-satisfying company. Startups, on the other hand, are fast-paced, high-growth, and moon shot ventures.
Lifestyle business focuses on healthy work culture, and meaningful life, while startups tend to change the world and challenge the status quo. If you’re starting a digital business, you may consider which path you’re willing to take.
Entrepreneurs are usually at the helm of both lifestyle businesses and startups.
Entrepreneurs are misunderstood bunch.
Entrepreneurship is one of the oldest professions, probably older than prostitution itself. Entrepreneurs find themselves with a door-knob in their throat when someone asks over a casual dinner, what do they do for a living.
“I’m kinda reverse-engineer Saas tools from user experience. I also write, film, run a marketing agency, help people with disabilities find better products on Amazon, then I‘m also investing, kind of, but not that much.”
