The founder asks himself "What's the worst that could happen?" and accepts he could lose everything, end up on the streets, and rebuild from zero. He's made and lost large sums before. He sees entrepreneurship as a series of mistakes and failures, but says the experience is worth the risk.
What do you think makes you different than other people who are maybe fearful of starting businesses? What's a belief that you have that you're not afraid to have done all these things?
I'll tell you what it is. It's what's the worst that could happen? Well, I could lose some money or it could fail, or I could be on the streets. I mean, if you start to go down the rabbit hole, what's the worst that can happen? It really doesn't get too much worse than that. And you can always start from zero. I've made a lot of money and lost a lot of money in my lifetime. Every entrepreneur has these stories. That's why entrepreneurial books are so thick. It's mostly about the mistakes and about the failures and about the learnings and about all of that. But God, it's worth it. It changes everything in your life.
