d by my lovely wife. It was an absolute treat, good food and even better company — my two wonderful girls. Now, they’re out visiting some friends, and I’ve got the afternoon to myself.</p><h2 id="53e0">The Ups and Downs of Being Your Own Boss</h2><p id="576c">Now, being an entrepreneur isn’t just about making deals and crunching numbers. It’s as much about looking after oneself. And how do I do that? By squeezing in a workout whenever I can. Exercise is my stress-buster, my way of keeping my mind fresh and focused.</p><p id="c094">The beauty of being an entrepreneur is that you can mold your day however you want. No strict 9–5 schedules, no hovering bosses. But freedom comes with its challenges. I’ve got to ensure I don’t get lost in the daily grind or get lost in the sea of infinite possibilities. It’s all about finding the right balance.</p><h2 id="2cd4">Evolving Visions and Expanding Horizons</h2><p id="1bf5">Our consulting group is hitting a stride. The relationships we’ve built over the years, particularly post-Covid, have set the stage for us to explore new areas in our business. One thing we’ve discovered is our services align brilliantly with private equity firms, helping them make informed decisions for their future investments.</p><p id="8d2c">At the outset, I envisioned our role to be mainly around accelerating companies’ growth in the digital space. But the jou
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rney taught me that our services aren’t solely about marketing execution but also about organizational development and growth.</p><h2 id="1460">Self-reflection and Future-proofing</h2><p id="f5f1">Rainy afternoons like this give me the chance to contemplate what our work means in the grander scheme of things. These moments of self-reflection aid in understanding what our team needs to better assist our partners.</p><p id="fee0">However, it’s also dawned on me that amidst the whirlwind of client interactions, I haven’t shared much about this journey. We’ve grown organically, and while crossing the 30-employee threshold is a challenge, I’ve been there before and I know we can’t afford to stagnate.</p><p id="6371">In the months ahead, I plan to be more vocal about our journey. I want to share the highs and lows, the wild ideas, and maybe inspire some of you along the way. Because at the end of the day, life’s too short to dwell in the past.</p><h2 id="4503">A Peek into My Life</h2><p id="6e94">So, as I sit here, a little sweaty and tired from my indoor bike ride, I feel a sense of contentment. I’m grateful for the supportive family I have, who embrace me for who I am. There’s a long road ahead, with much more to learn and explore. But for now, I’m savoring this afternoon alone, cherishing the peace and tranquility, and gearing up for what tomorrow brings.</p></article></body>
Remco Livain | August 2023
No better place for self-reflection, than on my bike: A Glimpse into My Entrepreneurial Journey
Hello everyone, I hope you’re all having an incredible day. Here in Switzerland, it’s August 1st, our national holiday. Picture this: it’s a rainy day, the kind where you’d much rather curl up with a good book than venture outside. Yet, despite the gloomy weather, I’m buzzing with energy and positivity.
My day kicked off beautifully with an exquisite brunch at a nearby hotel, booked by my lovely wife. It was an absolute treat, good food and even better company — my two wonderful girls. Now, they’re out visiting some friends, and I’ve got the afternoon to myself.
The Ups and Downs of Being Your Own Boss
Now, being an entrepreneur isn’t just about making deals and crunching numbers. It’s as much about looking after oneself. And how do I do that? By squeezing in a workout whenever I can. Exercise is my stress-buster, my way of keeping my mind fresh and focused.
The beauty of being an entrepreneur is that you can mold your day however you want. No strict 9–5 schedules, no hovering bosses. But freedom comes with its challenges. I’ve got to ensure I don’t get lost in the daily grind or get lost in the sea of infinite possibilities. It’s all about finding the right balance.
Evolving Visions and Expanding Horizons
Our consulting group is hitting a stride. The relationships we’ve built over the years, particularly post-Covid, have set the stage for us to explore new areas in our business. One thing we’ve discovered is our services align brilliantly with private equity firms, helping them make informed decisions for their future investments.
At the outset, I envisioned our role to be mainly around accelerating companies’ growth in the digital space. But the journey taught me that our services aren’t solely about marketing execution but also about organizational development and growth.
Self-reflection and Future-proofing
Rainy afternoons like this give me the chance to contemplate what our work means in the grander scheme of things. These moments of self-reflection aid in understanding what our team needs to better assist our partners.
However, it’s also dawned on me that amidst the whirlwind of client interactions, I haven’t shared much about this journey. We’ve grown organically, and while crossing the 30-employee threshold is a challenge, I’ve been there before and I know we can’t afford to stagnate.
In the months ahead, I plan to be more vocal about our journey. I want to share the highs and lows, the wild ideas, and maybe inspire some of you along the way. Because at the end of the day, life’s too short to dwell in the past.
A Peek into My Life
So, as I sit here, a little sweaty and tired from my indoor bike ride, I feel a sense of contentment. I’m grateful for the supportive family I have, who embrace me for who I am. There’s a long road ahead, with much more to learn and explore. But for now, I’m savoring this afternoon alone, cherishing the peace and tranquility, and gearing up for what tomorrow brings.