One of the things I'd love debunked or confirmed is whether making a smaller business ($1-5M/year) requires just as much perseverance, optimism, & hard work as making a giant business ($100M/year). What is the natural benefit of something smaller in scale?
Owning a lifestyle business that makes $3m-$5m can be less stressful as you can just bounce or chill. When you're doing $100m, the likelihood that you have a machine that's bigger than the owner's needs is high, and thus more stressful. Though I bet both are equally hard to start
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A business that earns $3-5M per year is not a lifestyle business. I recommend these tried and true definitionshttps://steveblank.com/2011/09/01/why-governments-don%E2%80%99t-get-startups/ …
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