When you found a new business, it makes sense that you will spend plenty of time learning. Opening your doors as a new business is highly exciting, and at the start you will feel addicted to education. You will want to learn more, understand more, and take more information in.
This is a common part of being a business founder; you are keen to develop. Yet, once your business is established, do you believe that you simply stop learning? Do you imagine that you just go with the flow, and keep doing what you were? This is not the case whatsoever. Indeed, if you wish to found a business, you need to be ready to keep innovating.
Why?
Because the market never stands still. What you learn as your business is being founded is modern and relevant information that benefits you. But what about a year from now? Five years? Ten? Do you believe that your industry and market will simply stay in a time freeze, never to adjust or adapt again? If you do, you could be in for a rude awakening. If you are a founder of a business, learning is not something that stops.

Just the same as if you get a University degree in a particular topic, you do not know it all. You know it all on the day that you pass; the very next day, though, an industry-changing revolution could happen. As such, even those who hold degrees at the highest level need to keep educating themselves. As a business owner, you need to always have your eyes and ears trained for the next innovation. If you stop learning, then you will never keep growing. You will stagnate.  And before long, your competition will overlap your business.