Everyday I Look In The Mirror And

Those Back-to-back Experiences Confirmed What I Already Knew: That I Was A Shitty-ass Employee And I'd Better Start My Own Business.

With Every Effort, I Learned A Lot. With Every Mistake And Failure, Not Only Mine, But Of Those Around Me, I Learned What Not To Do. I Also Got To Study The Success Of Those I Did Business With As Well. I Had More Than A Healthy Dose Of Fear, And An Unlimited Amount Of Hope, And More Importantly, No Limit On Time And Effort.

Once You Are Prepared And You Think You Have Every Angle Of Preparation Covered, You Have To Go For It.

In The Past People Used To Tell Me To Shut Up A Bit. But What I Believe Is To Put Out Your Opinion And Let Everyone Else React. If I'm Wrong I'm Wrong. People Are Afraid To Put Out Their Opinions And Get Push Back.

Most People Think It's All About The Idea. It's Not. Everyone Has Ideas. The Hard Part Is Doing The Homework To Know If The Idea Could Work In An Industry, Then Doing The Preparation To Be Able To Execute On The Idea.