Entrepreneur’s Journey Is A Sweet Bumpy Ride
Yesterday I came across Yaro Starak’s blog, Entrepreneur’s Journey. Just a quick glanced at his blog just made want to read more and I read a lot there, including the full story of his business timeline, his typical day and how he makes money from Internet.
What’s Entrepreneur’s Journey?
“Entrepreneur’s Journey is a weblog (blog) website aimed at those interested in Internet business and entrepreneurship.”
Who is Yaro Starrak?
” Entrepreneur’s Journey content is produced by Yaro Starak, a young entrepreneur from Australia. Yaro currently operates several Internet business that generate between $2000 and $8000 per month, which he operates from a home office or a laptop while traveling. He draws on his experience and passion for web business to teach others how to build and manage successful Internet enterprises.”
Yaro’s story is very inspirational and motivational. He had his ups and downs in his entrepreneur journey. For example he was cheated during the beginning of his online trading business and lost all of his two years previous profit. But he never gave up. He learned a lesson, started again and became success. His story inspires me because it’s aligned with what I was taught by my mentor, “You need to give yourself permission to fail or make mistakes, as welll as give yourself permission to succeed. winning is a process of having winners and losers. Teams that win championships didn’t win every game during the whole season. They won the games that mattered most.”
I’ll become a regular reader on his blog to keep me motivated and inspired.
Comment by Jim Kukral on 28 January 2007:
Yaro runs an awesome blog. Also check out smallbusinessbranding, the sister blog.
Comment by Aldian on 28 January 2007:
Hi Jim, I can’t disagree more with you. Yaro’s and Darren’s are among my favs bloggers.
Unfortunately I don’t really dig SmallBusinessBranding… Too many writers with different styles of writing.
Comment by Lotro on 30 July 2007:
I am having my downs in internet marketing as well so reading these kind of stories make me slightly refreshed.
Comment by Aldian on 30 July 2007:
Yes, it’s very inspiring, isn’t it?
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