A short YouTube clip (Capitalism.com, July 2, 2024) featuring Ryan Daniel Moran stating that entrepreneurship is fundamentally about serving others: show up humbly, prioritize creating value for a known person, detach from attachment to results, and make service sustainable to achieve profit, momentum, audience growth, and successful product launches.
Entrepreneurship is the test of how much you can show up humbly and serve another person, and then do the work required to ensure that that process is sustainable. So the only way that you ever get the profit or the momentum that you want in your business is to first drop the attachment that you have of the result in the first place, and know that the only way that you will get what it is that you want is if you prioritize the service of the other person. And you will never, never know what that service looks like if you don't know who the person is, or you don't have the intent to create value for someone else before you get anything. You will never create content and build the audience if you are not first thinking about the value you can bring to someone else. You will never launch the product if you are first not thinking about how it can impact someone else.
