In this episode that you're about to listen to you're going to hear Steve Jobs start and then sell two other businesses before going back to Apple and focusing solely on his life's work.

This is something that you and I have talked about a lot before. As entrepreneurs, it is highly likely that we're going to start more than one business before we find our life's work.

In fact, this is so common that today's sponsor Tiny has created a business that buys other businesses.

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They bought businesses in the past for as little as a million dollars and they bought

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One of my favorite things about meters,

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and what they share with a lot of history's greatest

entrepreneurs that we study on this podcast.

What does that mean?

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