The Law of Changing Rules
True entrepreneurs don't just play the game — they adapt when the rules change. Shocks are the real tests that force growth.
The Law of Changing Rules
👉 True entrepreneurs don't just play the game — they adapt when the rules change.
Sometimes business feels unfair.
- ✔ New taxes.
- ✔ Sudden tariffs.
- ✔ Clients cutting costs.
- ✔ Bigger players eating your market.
The first reaction?
👉 "Why me? How do I survive this?"
But here's the truth every successful entrepreneur learns:
⚡ Shocks are the real tests that force growth.
When the Rules Change
When the rules change, two types of SMEs emerge:
1. The Complainers
- They blame the system.
- They shrink.
- Eventually, they fade.
2. The Builders
- They use crisis as fuel.
- They improve quality and systems.
- They come out stronger and more respected.
History Proves the Law
Every disruption pushes new leaders to the front.
Those who adapt fastest win the next decade.
- Infosys losing GE made it global.
- Startups born in recessions became unicorns.
- Small manufacturers who automated during GST thrived when others collapsed.
The Law of Changing Rules
👉 Don't wait for "good times."
👉 Build your business to withstand shocks.
👉 Invest in execution discipline — because that's what separates survivors from leaders.