I was reading an interesting piece of article By David N. Feldman: The Entrepreneur’s Lament: Moving Beyond Boredom :
“The most common cause of boredom is when a business grows to where it becomes harder to consider it “entrepreneurial.” More bureaucracy and formality creep in, multiple layers of management lead to way too many committees, meetings, and the like. This can be unbearable for the entrepreneur who is used to simply diving into something new. Often MEGO (my eyes glaze over) sets in as the founder sits in meetings listening to well-intentioned employees drone on about concerns and risks associated with whatever the issue is.”
Are you happy only when you start something new? When you have to work all the way up from nothing? And as soon as things settle don’t find a good reason to continue?
