T. Harv Eker argues you learn faster by doing than planning. Start a landscaping business by working in the field first, then launch and adjust. One step in the right direction beats 100 years of thinking about it.
Listen to this. You're going to love it. You know how that goes. They're always saying, ready, aim, fire. Okay, no, no, we don't do that. We go, ready, get ready as best you can. Fire, go for it. Get in the game, and then aim, adjust along the way. Why? Because there's no way in the world. There's no way in hell that you are going to know everything you need to know by just being on the sidelines and. And looking at it and thinking about it. Okay? When you're in the game, everything will change. You understand that? You know that's gonna happen. So do a bit of preparation. Get in the game. Whatever you're thinking of doing. For example, let's say you're thinking of starting a business, and you're thinking of starting a business in the arena of landscaping, since we're in a beautiful area here, landscaping. But you haven't been in a landscaping business. You just like flowers and plants. You think, you know, you might want to do that. And so what do you do? Well, you learn as much as you can about the landscaping business, et cetera, et cetera. And then you start. You get. How do you. This is what I would do. I would go work for somebody in the landscaping business right now, and I would try to be their. Their manager. Eventually, I would try to move up a little bit, but I would want to know everything about it. All right? So now I'm in the game. And when you're in the game, you can see what the problems are. You can see where the niches are, where the solutions are, where the needs are, right? So that's when you start your business. But you got in the game first, right? So once you're in the game, you adjust accordingly. You correct and continue all along the way. That's my favorite quote, is one step in the right direction is worth 100 years of thinking about it. Take that step.
