Jesse Ewell argues founders should launch before they feel ready instead of waiting for perfect branding or more knowledge. Learning happens through action, not preparation. Stop procrastinating and start earning.
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I think the biggest lesson is to stop waiting. Hardest thing as an entrepreneur is realizing that no one is going to start for you. Which means that the minute you decide you're going to be an entrepreneur, that means every little thing that you're going to do from that point forward is you're going to have to be the one that starts it and launches it. And so many people wait, they hesitate, they procrastinate, they make up all these things. I need more knowledge, I need more information, I need a better logo, all these things before they ever launch, and it keeps them from actually making the money they want. If you can get in the habit or pattern of when you feel like you need more information, you need more knowledge, that's exactly the time you need to launch. Putting things into action and watching them play out actually speeds up and accelerates your learning as an entrepreneur like nothing else. And so that's the perfect time to really step in and take that risk.