Dear Entrepreneurs: No One Cares That You’re Tired

Danielle N. Salmon
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11 Comments
Kendra says:

This is true. Being an entrepreneur or trying to become one can be very stressful but we all need to remember to take a step back, breath, and realize that life is still going on around us. It helps to take breaks, even if they’re quick, to help decompress. Thanks for sharing!

Of course, so glad you liked it and can see that we all have to take a moment and recollect ourselves, Kendra!

Marcie says:

Haha! This is a fresh perspective and I love it! I feel this way as a blogger, but mostly as a Mom of littles. Breathing and being present in the moment is a great way to recharge.

I give mompreneurs like you and others a like so much credit because juggling it all with kids is no easy task. But I love that you can keep the fresh perspective yourself and keep it all in motion!

Love this. Sometimes you are so focused on blogging, you forget the important things. Thanks for the reminder.

Someone had to remind me so reminding others is the least I could do =]

msmamabean says:

A great reminder that we all have to look at the bigger picture no matter what it is we’re doing.

Exactly, there’s so much more than what we see right in front of us that we have to see the bigger picture. So glad you feel the same way!

Rach says:

This is a great reminder! We all need to learn to be present sometimes. It is great to want to achieve your goals, but sometimes letting it consume your life gets you no where.

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missreverie says:

Love this advice from you, Danielle. It’s just so sassy and so not rude at all. I think it’s rude for people to keep on harping about how tired and busy they are when they’re out ‘socializing’. I personally will excuse myself and book a trip into the comfy hole of my woman cave and socialize after I give myself some rest time. We are humans and not robots after all. Perhaps, it’s the introvert in me, but I know I’m no good to anyone I’m interacting with operating on a short or worse, blown fuse! Tend to ourselves first! That’s all I have to say. Hahah. Thank you for writing this piece as I will use it to keep myself centered as well even though I’m no entrepreneur. 😀 x

behgopa says:

I remember the first time that I read a blog post of yours.I remember it being inspiring and reflective of the big dreams many bloggers aspire to achieve. I remember thinking, wow, this woman kicks ass (being that you had mentioned how you squeezed in time for blog work while working a full time job, putting in hours early in the morning and late at night)! Sometimes I kick myself for not being able to get everything done due to being tired. Loved reading this post and it makes me want to try to fight my tiredness more to get through things. Being tired and/or hungry makes me super cranky! I might need extra extra coffee and extra extra food to fight through.

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