A short spoken fragment from a YouTube video where the speaker emphasizes continuous learning for professionals, recommends hiring local help when starting or expanding a business, and relates an anecdote about owning a solar company despite limited industry-specific experience. The speaker warns that overconfidence or assuming you know everything can harm a business and frames business skills as transferable.
You can always learn. I'm not saying that, but like you're a professional. It's not like you're some clown off the street like I'm gonna get rich, don't nothing like you're gonna show up. You have to learn how to process. I would hire someone locally to come in and help me set my business up. We still do that even in our solar company. We just had some guy fly out. I own a solar company. I've never been there. I don't know anybody. I don't know anything about solar. I just know it's a business and I know how to run a business. That's it. Sometimes you know too much and you actually self destruct the company. Because I know it's not how it's done. It's like, well how would you know you've done it once you've done it one way. Business is very simple.
