Friday Lessons in Business and Entrepreneurship

Cleared Hot

Society & Culture

4.9 • 11K Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2023

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

I am knee-deep (more likely neck-deep) in my first true business venture. Mistakes have been made.

There are a lot of people who want to start a business, and many don't know where to look. This episode is about picking the brains of two successful entrepreneurs (one in tech and one in restaurants) about what has worked, what hasn't, successes, failures, where to start, and what to avoid.

I am still in the process of working through some of these issues, hopefully, this discussion can help others in the same position.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Okay, got the red smoke.
0:03.0	Turn around, go up the south, west of the smoke, west of the smoke.
0:09.0	Okay, copy, west of the smoke.
0:11.0	I'm looking at danger close now.
0:13.0	I don't want it there, it can't hit to me.
0:15.0	I need it.
0:16.0	It went hot.
0:17.0	Can't be clear now.
0:19.0	I have a 30 minute timer starting now.
0:24.0	So we can make dinner, but most importantly,
0:28.0	not be kill by our significant others.
0:35.0	Best title for the episode.
0:37.0	So you think you want to start a business?
0:39.0	Just don't.
0:40.0	Or lessons in business life with the in-heart and Denver Maddox.
0:43.0	You can do two titles, right?
0:45.0	You have a main title, sub-title.
0:46.0	We definitely could.
0:48.0	First off, thank you for the ass beatings.
0:50.0	We're at an undisclosed location,
0:53.0	a little training dent for the, well,
0:56.0	it's going to save for the three of us, but it's for quite a few people.
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