[Reflecting]
Over the years across many failed and successful businesses, I’ve had over a dozen business partners.
Ironically enough, a few of them have hit me up over the past few months anytime I post a job opening. These were guys I used to look up to, that now want to work
Over the years across many failed and successful businesses, I’ve had over a dozen business partners.
Ironically enough, a few of them have hit me up over the past few months anytime I post a job opening. These were guys I used to look up to, that now want to work
for me. I’m sure you’re wondering what happened or why this is the case.
“Hustle beats talent when talent doesn’t hustle!”
Whenever things with previous businesses weren’t perfect, many partners bailed. They just kept building new things and kept bailing once things didn’t work
“Hustle beats talent when talent doesn’t hustle!”
Whenever things with previous businesses weren’t perfect, many partners bailed. They just kept building new things and kept bailing once things didn’t work
out exactly when planned. They expected everything to be easy and stopped grinding.
For many of these guys, they made it in their heads, before they actually made it in real life. This is a massive problem and it’s something I’ve fallen culprit to in the past. That just the
For many of these guys, they made it in their heads, before they actually made it in real life. This is a massive problem and it’s something I’ve fallen culprit to in the past. That just the
idea and thought of success was enough sometimes. For me, I snapped out of that and found real successful. For many others, they’re constantly in this state of not being in touch with reality it feels like. Almost where you can’t separate your dreams and thoughts of what you’ve
done vs the cold hard facts of what’s actually been accomplished.
Moral of the story: Hustle harder (and smarter) than everyone else. I’ve never been the smartest person in the room but I’ve always been willing to pay my dues and put in the time. I’ve also always thought the
Moral of the story: Hustle harder (and smarter) than everyone else. I’ve never been the smartest person in the room but I’ve always been willing to pay my dues and put in the time. I’ve also always thought the
most creatively about how to solve problems. When things get tough, that’s when you double down.
