Nick Huber

You can really win.

I know a lot of guys who they're either kicking ass inside their companies or they're like totally checked out and like ignoring the hard decisions.

It's the ability to zoom out.

So many entrepreneurs, they're so focused.

They're so intense.

They're so jammed up in the weeds inside their company.

And look, sometimes you got to do that.

Like I've been in the weeds in several of my companies, but the people who can really zoom out, like you're saying,

What really matters here?

And you do that for four or five years, six years, 10 years, 20 years.

Man, father time.

Like it's really sexy to build businesses fast and it's exponential growth.

And you hear about all these stories.

We read about them and it takes over media, especially social media.

There's expectations.

Like people have to realize that the expectations of yourself as an entrepreneur in your career

they depend on your last six months, your last 12 months, your last two years.

If you've had that hockey stick exponential growth, think about how you have to follow that up.

And I think some of those entrepreneurs kind of dream of a world where there's no investors, nobody watching, growing slowly over time, building something sustainable.

Well, I think social media is changing.