Do you have any tips for early entrepreneurs?
Or you're, in your way, like your leaders
that are finding hard words or can't express it,
or don't even know if they can express it?
So what I sometimes experience is that
when you have that, when you believe in your idea,
you somehow struggle to express that idea.
And because you feel like you haven't polished it enough.
And before telling it to your,
telling about your idea to your friends,
to investors, to the public even,
you need to polish it more
to kind of find the perfect words to express that idea.
But I think that that's a mistake most of the time,
because it robs you of a lot of learning opportunities.
And you might be perfecting something
that resonates deeply with you and your own values
and your own perspective on the world,
but that might not resonate as much
with the people you're trying to serve
as you expected it would.
Because it turns out that the world has changed,
that they look at it slightly differently
than what your research told you.
Or that there's an angle to it that you just missed.
And so waiting too long before you express your ideas,
before you actually start telling your story,
even if it's totally imperfect,
even if it's totally unpolished,
waiting too long for that means that you might have lost
the opportunity to refine it early on
and make the impact that you were actually needing to make
rather than perfecting something that ultimately turns out
the world didn't need in that exact way.