Andy Frisella

You're only going to see it because you don't have the perspective to know that the small fires turn into the big ones.

So when you first start,

you're going to see the big fires pop up and you're going to be like, all right, I got it.

But what happens is, is as you gain the skillset of just experience of running a company, you start to identify the little fires when they're first starting.

Okay.

And that just comes with experience.

You know, you get to a point where

Little remarks that happen from your employees, you already know where that can go, right?

Like an employee says something that doesn't sound right and you're like, okay, well last time I heard this, this turned into a big fucking ordeal.

Let me go address this now.

Correct.

So you start to like identify these things

quicker and more accurately as you go.

That's a normal process.

So that's, there's not, there's nothing that can teach you that you just have to go.

And that's, I think a big thing about entrepreneurship that people don't understand is like, there is no set rule book.

Yes, there's, there's a,

there's common practices that are good ideas, right?

Like don't spend more money than you fucking have, right?

But outside of these generally accepted practices, it's like anything, dude.