Mike Andes delivers a brief lesson for entrepreneurs: the hardest part of building a business is managing expectations and enduring low moments. He emphasizes consistency—focusing on repeatable actions independent of immediate results—because "you only have to be right once" to succeed.
The hardest part of entrepreneurship is managing your expectations against the results. Many people will quit when their expectations of where they should be at are unreasonable from where they are at today. There are very low moments in entrepreneurship. However, in business, fortune favors the consistent because you only have to be right once to make it big. The key to staying consistent is focusing on the actions required to be successful independent of the results.
