What is Guy Raz’s number one piece of advice?

It's actually my number one piece of advice for people who are thinking of starting a business, which is, I think many of us assume that entrepreneurs are these wild risk-takers, that they're the kinds of people who jump out of an airplane without a parachute. The reality is that almost no entrepreneur I've ever interviewed is like that. Virtually all of them mitigate their risks. Yes, they take risks. It's risky to put an idea out into the world. It's risky to start a business because it might fail, right? But so what? What I found with virtually every entrepreneur I interview is they mitigate their risks. And one great way to do that is to keep your day job like Daymond John did. He kept his day job. Mark Cuban was a bartender. You keep your job and you've got some income coming in while you really focus on the other thing. Nancy Twine, who started Briogeo, which is an incredible line of natural hair care products, she had a job in finance in New York and she was making shampoos at night. Melissa Butler, who founded The Lip Bar, she was working finance during the day and focusing on making lipstick in her apartment in New York City at night. And then eventually you watch