I think that’s the nature of any business, the first months and years will be prone to losses but after you have mastered running it, you develop the momentum to keep it going by improving your management with your business.
You need patience to create experience, and when you gained reliable experiences, that’s the time that you feel the comfort and confidence on running your own business until you achieve success and profitability. That’s everyone’s goal for any business.
Seriously the first few years of running a business is definitely the most hectic. The stress coming from how to manage the business, how to market it, how to draw in investors of customers to it and how to manage the risk of what will come up later. Seriously this are things that toll down most businesses and for someone who hasn’t had this planned out plus having a backup strategy if things get tough while going the business simply collapses.
For me I usually tell people that most at times I will say get into business which aligns with your passion so you are not doing it all for just making money but also doing something you love to do always, this makes you grow the business passionately and no hurdle will make you think of losing hope.
If there is also a chance get an extra income generating stream aside the business even if it is working under someone most especially in line with what your business is all about