Mark Evans says the best move is admitting what you don't know and pointing people toward someone who does. He names Katie, April, and Kai as examples of people worth listening to on their specific topics.
I'm not trying to be the king ding a ling in the game. I'm trying to learn to grow, to push to live a better life for my wife, me, my kids, my family, everyone I care about, charities, etc. So get in groups. But again, this takes mental fitness. You got to really get comfortable with who you are. You got to be genuine to the fact that I'm not trying to fake it till I make it. I'm trying to be genuine to get the results. I'm going to show up, I'm going to be vulnerable. Not. I'm not talking in a whiny way either. Someone comes to me like, dude, do you not do email? Absolutely. I know 100% about this. What do you want to know? But if someone came to say, hey, Mark, can you show me how to do books? Absolutely not. But Katie, April, Kai, all these different people that do books for me in different companies, I could introduce them to them. I'm very comfortable saying, I don't know what the fuck I'm talking about, but I know who does.
