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Concept11 mentions across episodes
entrepreneurship
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entrepreneurship
I think that is the equivalent. I think you really wanna take the baby weights and start slowly building your muscle. And I think about my own experience starting a business. I was so lucky because the first business I ever started, my web design age
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transforming is a worthwhile topic, and then we're saying that a starting point is understanding the power of your current business. Because if you can build off of that, it creates a wildly preferable risk return prospect for something you're gettin
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And like all those things, it's adaptive. You know, you sort of try stuff and move forward in a positive way. And so my little mental waterfall so far from everything that you've shared with us is step one, identify the power in your current business
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which in some ways is good and bad. In hindsight, if we had stuck with what we were doing, we could have probably grown it to a much more substantial size and iterated. Instead what we did is we, like, did what you should never do. We just completely
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Yeah. 2006. And I I read Rich Dad Poor Dad, great book that basically just teaches you active income is terrible. Passive income, where you work one time get paid over and over again, is amazing. So instead of where I was working active income, I'd w
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that I made from that original business. And that's when I fucked up. So I went out and I started a pizzeria, and I lost all my money. I started a designer cat furniture business, a online DJ school, a skin cream business. All of these things, I just
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But, actually with the role I've got, the degree of generalism I have across so many different disciplines has been a real source of positives. I started off my career with strategy consulting, and I went into the sort of publishing business informat
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were to really think about something in your life that you were absolute you knew you had to do it. It was with your family, your child, an illness, something. You had to do it. You had to do the thing. It's you behave differently. Right? When you fo
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those reputation, your relationships, and your results, so when you are an owner, then you get capital and you have time and money and you invest that in reputation, relationships, and results, and that's your flywheel for business success that I've
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...this entrepreneurship coin. One is where you're creating something that you've just loved so much and you just wanna follow your heart all day long. Right? And that can get you into trouble. Mhmm. Because because that that can that has no guardrails.
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