business owners

“And most business owners are going to give into that. And I see that often, even giving into it at the point where It's an expense for them to maintain it. And there's literally no revenue left from having this feature. They just want to quote unquote, keep th…”

“It really takes a business owner three to five years. I would say closer to three to really know what they're doing, you know, with their business. And it takes 10 years to learn how to be a really a professional business owner, you know, learning all the nuan…”

“One thing that a lot of people don't realize when they're running a business is if anything goes wrong, it's always your fault. Even if someone else made a mistake, it's your fault because you didn't give them the support they needed or you didn't give them th…”

“If you're working for your own business you really, Are like the last, you know, stop. And so if there's a situation or a problem you're the one that they're gonna be going to, and you can't just take a break because you having a baby, like literally having a …”

“If you start from the basis that Anyone that you hire or anyone you bring into your business is really just here to do the paid hours and need that support. If you start from that base level, then anyone above that is a bonus and you still covered all basis …”

“I say that it's actually one of the problems that a lot of business owners, early stage business owners have when they're starting to build their team is they assume that everybody should have the same level of knowledge, the same level of passion, the same le…”

“Sure you're making 20 grand a month. You're taking all of it home. You're a freelancer. You're not a business owner. You're just, you're a well-paid, you're a well-paid freelancer. So you know, those are some of the stumbling points for people is that they're,…”

“What I also learned was that you can't be the provider and the owner, because that was his problem. Because he was trained to be a dentist, not to be a businessman. And he didn't have a partner to help him to grow the business, so he was stuck being a dentist …”

“So many business owners run themselves into the ground and at the end of it, they have nothing to show for it because they kept putting a hundred percent back into the damn business.”

“Most business owners, you know, they've, They eat, sleep and breathe their company. It's their primary source of value, of legal validation. It's their baby. And a lot of them would have a very difficult time turning over their business to somebody else to run…”

“Because they usually need ideally they need a runway of a minimum of a year and two to three years is usually the case.”

“So that's not something that I think you need to do as much if you are at a large established, you know, for 30 years private equity firm and you're one of, you know, 15 partners. It's much more important for us, you know, cause we're kind of doing everything …”