The first volume taught you to be born; this one teaches you to fly. The story continues — based on real events — at its most uncomfortable moment: the business works, but it works under someone else’s rules. The mall’s costs, its schedules, its restrictions. Leaving isn’t a matter of size: it’s a bet on freedom, even knowing you’re risking the known market that place did guarantee.
What you learn here is no longer how to start: it’s how to choose between the safety of the known and the freedom of your own, and how to size up a risk that’s truly worth taking. If your business is running but you feel you’re working for someone else’s rules, this book is for you: up here, mistakes cost more — and teach faster. The question is no longer whether you’ll fail, but whether you dare to fly on your own.
