Bill Gurley

And that breadth matters to me.

And one of the reasons why.

that I left that engineering job as I felt that it didn't have that.

And I was kind of, you know, down in the weeds.

I've met a ton of wonderful founders who have to have their hands on the steering wheel and want to be in that position.

And I think those jobs are complementary to one another.

But people, if they get in touch with which one of those people they are, it may impact what career they want to go after.

So we walked through a lot of it in the book, but I think it starts with learning.

And once again, it's never been easier, cheaper, more free, more accessible information.

It's just like you're so advantaged to do this today versus 10 years ago versus 20 versus 30.

Like you'd have to pick up an encyclopedia to learn.

about something 30 or 40 years ago.

It's just insane.

So start the learning process.

And there's so much great content out there.

You know, in any industry, there's typically a podcast or 10 that you can go watch and learn and listen to the best.

There's stuff on YouTube.

You know, you can talk to AI until you're blue in the face.

So you can just infinitely learn.

One thing that I think is highly important