Richmond Dinh tells new entrepreneurs that their lack of obligations is their biggest advantage. No team to pay, no clients depending on you, no external pressure on your timeline. Use this rare window to experiment and build foundations without rushing.
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We have the whole course to ourselves. Check out the view. And literally there's no one in front of us, but more importantly, there's no one behind us. So we don't have to feel rushed and pressured to play at the pace of the people behind us. You gotta take advantage of when you're starting out, there's no pressure and you don't have a team, you don't have an EA, you don't have a salesperson, you don't have a marketer, you don't have an assistant that you need to pay every single week. And these are the people that are like kind of like in golf, like they're behind you and you have responsibility and you have people to answer to and you have to pay wages and then you have the clients to serve. But when you're starting out, you don't have any of that. There's really no one behind you, so there's no pressure there. So take advantage of being the beginner. Take advantage of not having those things behind you so you can do it at your own pace and do it in your own time and not feel rushed, but at the same time not feel the heavy weight of other people having to rely on you to do the things in the timeframe that they need you to do it in. So take advantage of that time, 'cause you'll never ever get it again.