Have a big enough reason to do what you do

The transcript discusses the importance of having a significant reason to overcome challenges, using the example of a vet developing bionic limbs for animals. It emphasizes that a big enough reason is crucial for enduring pressure and achieving goals. The speaker relates this to entrepreneurship, viewing it as a path to freedom rather than a daily grind. The discussion also touches on the balance between the positives and negatives of being an entrepreneur, highlighting the need for a compelling reason to persist.

What is the main reason the speaker's friend is considered to be on the cutting edge of science?

• He is developing bionic limbs for animals.

• He is a motivational speaker.

• He is a renowned t-shirt designer.

• He is a famous entrepreneur.

According to the speaker, what is crucial when facing pressure?

• Having a detailed plan.

• Having financial support.

• Having a big enough reason.

• Having a large team.

What does the speaker view entrepreneurship as?

• A path to personal development and freedom.

• A way to become famous.

• A method to avoid challenges.

• A means to work less.

What is the speaker's concern about entrepreneurship?

• It requires too much financial investment.

• It is too easy and lacks challenges.

• It might become a prison cell instead of a freedom vehicle.

• It is not respected by society.

What do well-known entrepreneurs like Richard Branson and Philip Green experience according to the speaker?

• They sometimes question their motivations due to challenges.

• They have no reason to continue their work.

• They always have positive experiences.

• They never face any challenges.