The illusion of readiness
Why the founders of the biggest companies weren't ready, and how to start with a risk you can afford.
What if the step you're afraid of is the beginning of your new life?
In 2005, a nurse with no experience and very little money launched a small local news website. He built an advertising agency, opened a restaurant for around three million shekels, went bankrupt — and then rebuilt his life with many sources of income. This is his story as it happened, with the lessons you can start with yourself.

The path was never a straight line. Every step here is a real moment from the book — including the steps that went down.
A salary that disappears in a few days, and a question in the hospital corridors: is this all there is?
He paid someone to build the site and learned the rest on the job. First monthly contract with the local council.
He learned programming and web development. His wife was the first to join him.
He sold a plot of land and took a large loan for a restaurant and bar near Haifa.
According to the zoning plan, it was a storage area. The court cases began.
He lost the restaurant and the land — but not the ability to start again.
The one Friday shift he had kept became his lifeline.
Advertising and websites again, then gold, silver and trading. Every debt paid off.
An agency in Germany, an apartment in Dubai, an Amazon store, mining and solar energy.
Lawsuit won, money returned — long after he had already rebuilt his life.
If you have an idea in your head, start. Don't wait for perfection and don't wait until you're ready — because you will never be ready.From Chapter 9
Why the founders of the biggest companies weren't ready, and how to start with a risk you can afford.
How to tell the voice that holds you back out of fear from the voice that asks out of knowledge.
The 30 percent rule before opening, and the 5 percent of monthly revenue.
The checklist to answer before every big signature.
The habit that has kept his account out of the red since the bankruptcy ended.
How to build doors that don't depend on each other, so everything doesn't fall with one.


Eight pages at the end of the book for your idea, the limits of your experiment, the map of your income streams and your 90-day log. Print them and fill them in by hand.

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