In having your own business you need a lot of motivation to keep going. Yes it gets very difficult but then I remember what I am doing this for. I know their is my out there for me than just a 9-5 job.  I also want more than that. I think the people who think outside the box are the ones who achieve the most. Its all about mindset if you believe that their is not much out there for you then thats what you will get. Dreamers are the ones wanting to make a change wanting something more.

“Michael Jordan: Often regarded as the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan struggled his way to success. According to Forbes, he was the first athlete to become a billionaire.
Marilyn Monroe: First contract with Columbia Pictures expired because they told her she wasn’t pretty enough to be an actress.
Steve Jobs: After dropping out of college and starting a computer company out of his garage, few would guess the this visionary would rewrite computing history.
Stephen King was broke and struggling when he was first trying to write. He lived in a trailer with his wife also a writer and they both worked multiple jobs to support their family while pursuing their craft. They were so poor they had to borrow clothes for their wedding and had gotten rid of the telephone because it was too expensive.
Oprah dealt with a lot throughout her public life—criticism about her weight, racism, intrusive questions about her sexuality, just to name a few—but she never let it get in the way of her ambition and drive. When you look at her childhood, her personal triumphs are cast in an even more remarkable light.
J.K. Rowling saw herself as a failure at this time. She was jobless, divorced, penniless, and with a dependent child. She suffered through bouts of depression, eventually signing up for government-assisted welfare. It was a difficult time in her life, but she pushed through the failures.
Albert Einstein genius of a scientist most famous for his theory of relativity was mistaken to be retarded by his parents when he was a child. His grades in school were consistently poor and he couldn’t even read till the age of seven. No one could have predicted the child would go on to win the Nobel prize in physics.”

“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” — Winston Churchill