Two entrepreneurs discuss faking confidence early on, when you have paying clients but are still figuring things out. Speaker A describes the pressure of acting like you know what you're doing while learning on the fly. Technical failures happen too, but you have to keep your composure.
I will say with entrepreneurship, there are a lot of times where you just gotta fake confidence. Like, you straight up might not have a clue what you're doing, but like, you got a client who's paying you to do this. Like, yeah, figure it out, figure it out, and act like you know what you're doing.
Yeah, that is something 100% happened to me, especially at the beginning when you're first learning.
You're just like, my camera didn't just die.
No, like, oh my God, man, like, I think I got everything I got when Reality, I did not because it died and I didn't have an extra battery. Yeah, yeah, we can work with what we got, but these are things you learn over time.
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