Here are some of the clips and we'll see you next time . What is the biggest misconception that people have in regards to what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur . A biggest misconception is actually the two extremes .
So I think the misconception , the two extremes people got lucky . That's why they're a successful entrepreneur or they fucking like worked every second . The reality is , is what I get done in eight hours is better than other people get done in eight hours .
So it's not how many hours it's what you do within those hours . Those are the misconceptions . My question for you would be we all know that you called the Tik Tok explosion and massive growth years ago and everything that's happening .
What is the biggest misconception that people have in regards to what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur . A biggest misconception is actually the two extremes . People either think that you have to work super hard every minute and like you got to grind in 10 years and you know , or that it's like easy and lucky and like people like stumbled into it when in reality , it's a massive self awareness scheme of the two , which is like , of course , talent but work ethic .
I think the thing that really hurts athletes specifically is how much they enjoyed the competitiveness of it . And so like , that's why entrepreneurship and business has been so big . One of my favorite things about the last 20 years that entrepreneurship became a thing is it became a place that athletes can go when the dream dies or when the dream dies out of retirement amount of athletes .
