Your friends and family aren’t going to support you. Get over it.
They’re just gonna tell you what they think. And if they don’t have a life you want, doing the exact opposite of their advice can be the absolute best decision of your life.
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You are not early anymore. You've been sleeping on a giant.
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One of the most common mistakes I made on my early entrepreneur days. Doing the right thing, but:
1) at the wrong time
2) not enough times
3) for not enough time
That’s why contextual advice is king.
Doing a thing increases your ability to learn about it.
In order words, do the thing, then read about it. The experience will give you a framework to lay the new ideas on.
Otherwise you’re mentally masturbating to the idea of doing it rather than learning to do it better.