You don't really need to be the expert in order to teach other people how to do stuff.

Probably a mistake I made at this point of my life is thinking, I don't know that much about music.

I'm not the best DJ, so I shouldn't be teaching other people how to produce music.

Like on the scale of 0 to 10 of 10 being like the expert in that industry, you don't have to be a 10 to teach other people how to do

something if you're a four then teach threes and twos they'll have stuff to learn from you

because you know more than them you're listening to another episode of selling on

Amazon with Andy Isom.

In this episode, I'm going to talk about my failed businesses in the past and why I moved

on from them.

I gotta give a shout out to all of those who are coming to watch my Instagram lives.

Now I know those aren't like super scheduled or anything. I kind of

will just like randomly when I'm feeling it. Uh, just wanting to chill outside and, you know,

chat with some peeps. I'll go live on Instagram. And this podcast idea actually came from a recent

Instagram live that I did. You guys who are on the live with me were recommending it saying,

hey, you wanted to hear of some of my failures. I know that it's easy, you know, to kind of get

caught up and only focusing on the good things, you know, trying to put yourself in the best light.

I understand that. And I'm guilty of it, right? I want to make myself look good. That's human

nature, right, to share our successes. But I have had

many failed. I guess we could call them failed. I don't, failed is such a negative word, but many

attempted business models in the past that I moved on from. And so I want to share some of those

with you in today's episode. I also got some more recommendations from people over

on Instagram to, I don't know, maybe share some more personal stuff, more personal life stories,

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