Andy Frisella

i'm not here to tell people what they should and shouldn't do in terms of what they want but you have to understand the trade-off okay if you do run an operation and you're the guy says hey i want to make you know 200 grand a year that's enough for me um which is not by the way ask anybody who makes 200 grand a year if they feel wealthy they don't and you're gonna get a bass boat and you're gonna go to the lake and you're gonna you know go to wally world and all this um

That's okay.

That's okay.

But you got to understand what you're going to get.

You're not going to get the cream of the crop.

You're not going to get an amazing culture.

You're not going to get this environment that you enjoy going to work.

It's going to be pulling teeth all your fucking life.

So there's a trade-off, dude.

The bigger you get, the easier it gets.

And that's the thing that people don't understand.

And not easier from a standpoint of...

stress or um you know investment of energy or your skill set having to improve it's it's hard but easier in the fact that you will build a supporting cast that is very fucking capable and very strong and i gotta be real dude like you know in the early days it was all about me i wanted to fucking make money because i was poor bro i didn't have any fucking money okay and when you don't have any money the only thing you could think about is having a little money right but

The thing I am most proud.

Okay.

I interviewed Steve Wozniak.

All right.

Steve Wozniak's co-founder of Apple.

First of all, one of the smartest men I've ever met.

One of the, probably the nicest man I've ever met.