A speaker describes moving from building as much as possible to focusing on depth and excellence. He argues quantity and quality aren't opposites: wide experimentation first gives you data to find what actually works, then you commit hard to the best few choices.
quantity versus quality, right? Yeah, I was very quantity-driven early on and wanted to build, build, build, build, build. And I've, and I've realized I care far more about quality than I do quantity now. And but, but at the same time, I don't think you can only go towards one or the other. I think you need quantity in order to then refine down to quality. Of course. Right? And so like you need to go and test out, you know, 5 different CPAs before you figure out the CPA that you like, or 5 different insurance guys in order, or 5 different, 10 different masterminds or networking groups or places maybe you wanna live or places you wanna visit or like, and then you figure out this is where I want the office or this is where I wanna raise a family or this is the kind of lifestyle I wanna lead. But you don't do that unless you have, you kind of shotgun go wide and then you can kind of refine down.
