Summary

Running a business is stressful, with issues like payroll, bad clients, and manufacturing errors, but it remains rewarding. David J. Moore survived the Dot Com Bubble bursting by applying the philosophy that some things are in our control while others are not. Instead of stressing over events like the Dot-Com Bubble or its effects, the author accepted them and moderated their responses. During high stress, such as when company stock faced delisting or the day after 9/11, the author focused on working out, including running a triathlon and swimming laps. These workouts provided time to troubleshoot office issues and consider future company concepts while keeping the author strong and healthy. To get through a crisis, the author advises taking care of oneself, making the next good decision, and getting to work. Click here to read the full-text article