Give me some tips for early entrepreneurs that would actually see this. What would you say to
them without giving them that full 90-day sprint? I'll give you two tips only because you said the
social media piece. Don't do that. Like step number one, get off social media. Stop looking
at what other people's shiny objects are. That'll kill you really quickly. Kill your morale for sure.
So the real tip though is I received this from a mentor of mine many years ago is find a mentor
and find someone who you can rely on who has achieved what you want to achieve in a scale of
at least 10 times over. So wherever you are right now, if you've started a business
or if you just started it and you want to grow it, find someone who has grown a business. That's step
one. And as you level up, you level up your mentors too. Never stop seeking mentorship and guidance.
I think that's one of just my core values as a human being is I don't know everything. I don't
know anything in the grand scheme of life. Like I'm good at a couple of things, but I've only been
married once. Why would I think that I'm the best relationship expert in my life? No, I'm going to
go find people who have been married for 30 to 50 years and I'm going to say, what worked? What did
you guys do that made it last this long? Same with my kids. I'm not going to, I have three kids, yes,
but I've only have five years of experience. I'm going to go find someone who has raised kids,
who are out of the house, who are successful. They have great relationships with them. And I'm going
to say, what did you do to make that work? So my biggest tip is always, it's not what you learn,
it's not what you know, it's who you seek mentorship and put a lot of focus into that
and you'll never look back.