Scott EmpringhamAI Marketing Strategist | Helping CEOs Scale with AI

Day 28/100 – BEYOND THE DEBT

23 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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Short motivational/business-advice video by Scott Empringham about the early-stage struggles of new business owners. Emphasizes that building a business often takes two to three years, that the first year is primarily for learning (citing Hormozi), and that completing 100-day sprints helps entrepreneurs confront and overcome limiting beliefs, habits, and stories so they can persist through subsequent periods.

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The reality is a lot of times it takes two and three years. But nobody wants to hear that. Nobody. Especially if you're a new business owner, 80, 90% of them have a story about they started a business. The first two or three years is an absolute grind. First year survival, second year can be survival. Hormozi talks about your first year is not about making money, it's about learning. And nobody wants to hear that. But when you can make it 100 days, something happens where you're like, no, I can grip. I can. I can do another 100 days. And now the year's almost over, and you've had to deal with limiting beliefs, limiting habits, limiting behaviors, and limiting stories. And you have to deal with all that in 100 days. And if you can deal with that successfully and just get through, you can deal with it better the next time.