entrepreneurship

“People are good at one of the, I know a bunch of amazing business people who don't want to or suck at creating content. And I know some great content people that I'm like, once I meet them, I'm like, oh, you've, this is what, this is your business. You've neve…”

“I think copywriting overall, Is one of the most underrated skills in entrepreneurship generally. Like if people do not realize the amount of leverage you get by just spending 10, 20, 50 hours, and you can learn a lot of what you need just by, like, reading the…”

“College, this four year playground with a whole bunch of potential co-founders all around you with a whole bunch of potential customers all around you with nothing but free time and nothing but energy and no mortgage, no nothing. It's all paid for. It's a gian…”

“When you feel like you're fucked and you have nothing to lose, you actually have the one of the greatest assets on your side. which is that, you know, when you have nothing to lose, you play completely differently than when you feel like you have something to…”

“If you take the non-traditional path, you go try to be a content creator, entrepreneur, or something else. It's gonna be this slowly then suddenly path, and don't, if you're 22, don't count your earnings at 22 or 23 or 24. You're gonna check the scoreboard at …”

“Being available at a certain time is really, really important. And also that, that what that means is don't pick up a mediocre project that's going to occupy you because you just think, oh, well, you know, this can't hurt. I'll make some good money. Like I'll …”

“If you ever talk to somebody who's like, they were able to, you know, run some small business when they were in high school, that's always a bull signal for entrepreneurship. Like there it's always like, oh, you're in, now you're doing the venture back thing. …”

“Yeah, anytime, you know, I think banking, consulting, these are often brain drains. The talent, really talented people go there because it's sort of safe and it's like a well-respected path, But if you think about how much, how many more cool, interesting thin…”

“These are great businesses that will just keep growing, keep compounding. You could join them today as employee 500 and you will become a millionaire without doing any of the entrepreneurial stuff. If you could just identify the kind of like 10 companies a yea…”

“When you start anything, when you have no skills, you're trying to accumulate all the skills at once. You don't know what you're doing. You have no clarity. And so you're just like throwing shit at a wall. You're probably like not taking care of yourself the b…”

“Going and getting a job at a business in order to learn how to run a business that doesn't really work. That's not actually what happens.”

“Shark Tank, although it's, like, Totally, like, bogus in terms of, like, the entrepreneurship that they show. It's super accessible, and it gets people excited about the idea of entrepreneurship.”

“The team bus rides, the locker room, the it's all of the like camaraderie stuff that happens along the way. It's like the kind of the buildup is the stuff that they miss the most. And I think there's that for entrepreneurship too. I think there's that, that's …”

“Operator. It's all about action. You know, it's all action, action, action. You got to do stuff, right? You're trying to do as many things as you can be super productive as an investor. It's like, sit on your hands. Inaction is your friend. All the money's mad…”

“It's a lot, oftentimes that answer is not entrepreneurship, and it is having your, a job that you love.”