I totally agree with this unpopular opinion that if you want to reclaim your time, hello

entrepreneurship. That is the path. That's why we're here.

All right. Happy Thursday morning, everybody.

We are back on the podcast.

We are in person in Barcelona today.

Welcome back to the podcast, Bossman.

Yo, you got me tired all these bike rods, man.

Gosh.

We're going to bring the energy up because we are going to be responding to unpopular opinions that we found on our favorite website. Reddit, these are opinions about entrepreneurship, personal finance, and travel. If you're curious about what we do here at the Tropical MBA podcast, we help founders build profitable six, seven, and eight figure location independent businesses. We've got a bunch of

free templates and resources that a lot of our listeners use. No email required. You can check

them out at tropical MBA.com slash resources. So let's get into it, Ian. We got a bunch of really

interesting opinions here, and I'm curious to hear yours. So the first one is boring businesses are the ones that actually work.

This is from user Anuria 07 says everyone talks about ideas and execution.

And yeah, they matter.

But what nobody really prepares you for is how slow it all feels at the beginning.

You launch something, you're excited. You

expect people to care, but most of the time nothing happens. No traffic, no customers,

no feedback, just silence. And that's where most people start to spiral. They assume something's

wrong. They pick the wrong niche. The idea isn't good enough so they pivot. They pivot again

and again until they

burn out or give up entirely. But here's the part I've learned the hard way. Most businesses that

succeed didn't start off exciting. They just stuck with something simple, delivered consistently,

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