Short motivational clip (YouTube #shorts) by Timothy Schucker offering entrepreneurship advice: encourages trying early, embracing failure as learning ("fail forward and fail fast"), avoiding perfectionism, and acquiring skills through action rather than waiting for readiness.
I think probably the biggest piece of advice that I would give anybody who's just starting out, looking to generate their own leads or even just start a business, some new venture that they're trying to do, is fail forward and fail fast. You cannot be afraid to put yourself out there, and you can't be a perfectionist, right? You have to try before you can succeed. You have to suck before you can be good. And ultimately, I think the biggest determining factor for us and the reason that we've been successful is because we were willing to try and we were willing to do things even if we didn't know for sure that we could do them. But we were we knew we were going to figure them out. Right. We didn't have the skill yet, but we knew that we were going to acquire it, and we knew that we were going to make it work.
