A brief YouTube monologue (by Mark Evans DM) advising entrepreneurs to appreciate and maintain relationships with professional advisors (lawyers, tax advisors) because they relieve pressure and protect the business. The speaker uses sports metaphors to argue teams are necessary and warns that solopreneurship is dangerous because the business collapses if the founder dies.
Right. Thank your lawyers, thank your tax advisors. Thank these. I think every time I send him a wire, right, I get it, I say the same thing. But no, in all seriousness, if you're building what you're truly going to build, this game is forever. You should be thinking, dude, how do I let this guy know I'm thinking, what can I give him? What's he got going on, by the way? He's got a life. He's got kids. He's got things going on, you know, like, we all do, right? So it's like being nice. Let them know you're thinking about, like, think about what these individuals can do to your world. They can take pressure off of you. They can be. They can block and tackle while you're out there trying to be the Tom Brady of your business for life. And we. We all need them. We need the line, we need the quarterback, we need the receivers, we need the kickoff. We need all these players. And don't be a solopreneur. That's. That's like the worst. Being a solopreneur is absolutely the worst for everything you're building, because when you die, everything you care about goes out the window.
