Are you ready to become a founder?

Many people dream of having their own business: freedom, the opportunity to bring their ideas to life, and to create something that didn’t exist before. But the moment when you’re truly ready to become a founder isn’t about having the “perfect idea” or waiting for the “right time.” It’s about your inner state.
A founder is someone who sees a problem and simply can’t walk past it. They have the desire to find a solution, even if it’s incomplete or rough for now. They don’t wait for someone to give them instructions or guarantees. They’re ready to try, to make mistakes, and to get back up again.
That doesn’t mean you need to be a superhero. Quite the opposite: it’s important to be able to learn, to listen, and to adapt quickly. It’s important to accept that uncertainty is part of the game, and mistakes are not failures but steps forward.
A true founder draws energy not only from their own idea but also from the people around them. They know how to bring others together, inspire, and build a team that believes in a shared mission. After all, great projects are always created together, not alone.
If the thought of taking responsibility doesn’t scare you but instead motivates you — it means you’re already closer to that step.
If you have the energy to move forward and the willingness to look for answers along the way instead of waiting for ready-made ones — perhaps now is your time to try.
You don’t become a founder according to a schedule. You become one when the resolve appears within you.

Are you ready to become a founder?

Many people dream of having their own business: freedom, the opportunity to bring their ideas to life, and to create something that didn’t exist before. But the moment when you’re truly ready to become a founder isn’t about having the “perfect idea” or waiting for the “right time.” It’s about your inner state.
A founder is someone who sees a problem and simply can’t walk past it. They have the desire to find a solution, even if it’s incomplete or rough for now. They don’t wait for someone to give them instructions or guarantees. They’re ready to try, to make mistakes, and to get back up again.
That doesn’t mean you need to be a superhero. Quite the opposite: it’s important to be able to learn, to listen, and to adapt quickly. It’s important to accept that uncertainty is part of the game, and mistakes are not failures but steps forward.
A true founder draws energy not only from their own idea but also from the people around them. They know how to bring others together, inspire, and build a team that believes in a shared mission. After all, great projects are always created together, not alone.
If the thought of taking responsibility doesn’t scare you but instead motivates you — it means you’re already closer to that step.
If you have the energy to move forward and the willingness to look for answers along the way instead of waiting for ready-made ones — perhaps now is your time to try.
You don’t become a founder according to a schedule. You become one when the resolve appears within you.
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