A speaker argues that excuses like no time, no money, and bad location are reasons to start a business, not reasons to wait. He pushes back on the rationalizations that keep people stuck and shows how to solve each one.
Start figuring out what's it going to look like? What's that going to mean for you and your family? What are you going to be able to do with that? And my man was saying earlier, it's so true. Quit letting your fricking whys become your excuse. It's so stupid to me. The people, all the reasons I, all the reasons people tell me why they can't do this. I'm like, that's exactly why you need to do this. Oh, you don't, you can't take any time off because you got a job. Gee, I wonder why you should build a business. You can't afford the $300. I don't know, Coach, is it in the same place as the hotel room? Because I can't fly there and then I can't get off the thing and I can't help her in a hotel room and I gotta get an Uber. You guys should really work on getting the venue at the same place as the hotel right by the airport so it's more cost-effective. Sounds like you need to get your ass to the meeting.
