Knowledge Brings Success

And so that would be my biggest piece of advice for those of you who are in this entrepreneurial mindset. It's awesome. There's no better way to learn about the world and solve problems than in solving and starting a company. Entrepreneurship. You learn about every aspect of the human experience in starting a company. It's not the best way to make money, frankly. Like, go try and get a job at Google. You'll make more money, but on a risk adjusted basis. But you probably won't learn as much because if you're an entrepreneur, you're every day having to learn something new. You've got to learn about leadership and persuasion and sales and accounting and finance and marketing and technology and all. It's like the amount of things that you're going to learn in entrepreneurship far outweigh any other field, at least in my experience. And so I would focus on that is like, how can I learn the most? That's true for any job. Even if you want to start a company, you might not be ready yet. Because I couldn't have done this if I didn't know about how hard it was to import stuff. And I couldn't have deduced that without going out there and getting a job and doing things and learning about the world. So even if you want to start a company and you're not yet there, that's cool. Go and focus on how do you learn the maximum amount of stuff, because you never know where you're going to find out and then let yourself get pissed off when you learn something that's just like wrong.