Andy Frisella

You know, we see a lot of this online, right?

Like how many of these people are given entrepreneurship advice when their whole business is giving advice?

They've never actually proven themselves to build anything.

All right.

So a lot of things sound good, but the reality is you're never going to develop the skills until you go.

And that's something that people greatly misunderstand.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And, by the way, increased skill set, okay?

Like...

When you've seen something happen three or four times over your career, you start to recognize not just how to prevent it, but also how to solve it immediately.

Okay.

So like this big fire, the first time it happens, you know, usually people's big fire in entrepreneurship comes from owing taxes.

All right.

Almost everybody goes through a thing where they get this letter in the mail and it's this absurd amount of, and they're like, fuck.

Mm-hmm.

And it sucks, okay?

But what happens?

You address it the first time, and then maybe it happens a little bit again, and then you start to understand how to keep that from happening.

You realize it's not that big of a problem.