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- I can't think of an entrepreneur, aside from Jeff Bezos, who's a freak of nature, whose first business becomes the most valuable business in the world.
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Abschnitt 1 I can't think of an entrepreneur, aside from Jeff Bezos, who's a freak of nature, whose first business becomes the most valuable business in the world.
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0:00I can't think of an entrepreneur, aside from Jeff Bezos, who's a freak of nature, whose first business becomes the most valuable business in the world. Most people have a graveyard of failures behind them. The idea is you start not with the intent of saying this is going to be the one thing I'm going to do for the rest of my life, which is the fallacy that employees have. When in reality it's I just have to do a thing that I'm good enough at that I can learn the game. And the thing is once you start taking steps, the next step becomes illuminated. You trying to think a hundred steps into the future when you have no context is irrelevant because chaos is going to break your plan anyways. And so, do what you know. I like service businesses to start because they are, in my opinion, the lowest risk to start. It's just your time.