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Use your pain, not passion: the first rule of entrepreneurship
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Key takeaways
- You don't need necessarily find this passion like this beautiful carrot.
- Don't be broke, Alex.
- It was like, don't [ __ ] lose all my money.
- I knew like in my bones that I would rather die than go back home and like fail.
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Abschnitt 1 Everybody has shitloads of pain.
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0:00Everybody has shitloads of pain. Like a lot of people like I can't find passions like can you find pain? And they're like, yep. I got lots of that. I got anger. I got shame. I got pain. Whatever it is. I'm like, cool. Well, the first rule of entrepreneurship is use what you got. If that's what you got, then burn that. You don't need necessarily find this passion like this beautiful carrot. What was the mission of Jim Wang? Don't be broke, Alex. That was the mission of Jim Wang. People are like, what was the big vision? I was like, I had no vision. It was like, don't [ __ ] lose all my money. Like that was the whole vision. I knew like in my bones that I would rather die than go back home and like fail.