Larry WeidelMentor and Coach Empowering Million Dollar Earners

Overcoming Challenges In Tech And Space

31 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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A short monologue by Larry Weidel advising young people about starting businesses: the primary motivation should be solving a real problem or building a product one believes in, not simply making money. Building requires dedication, sustained time, energy, and effort to overcome obstacles.

I see sometimes young people say, I want to start a business. And the reason for wanting to start a business is not the right reasons. Then they don't want to solve a problem. They don't want to build something. They want to make money. Well, there are other ways to make money, and it will be much easier. So the reason for someone to start a business is to really a problem that they want to solve or a product that they really believe in. Building. It's about building things. And building things is difficult. And it requires time and energy and effort. So you have to have that dedication, be able to sustain the time and the obstacles that you need to overcome.