there are so many reasons to not do entrepreneurship. So many. I mean, there's lots of reasons

to do it, but there's lots and lots of very, very good reasons, most of which are oriented

towards having a reasonably stable, balanced life, right, where you have time all the time you

want to do all the things that,

let's call it normal people do. As you move away from, let's call it a corporate job,

you know, to an entrepreneurial passion, it is going to take a much larger percent of your time.

And the sacrifice is likely to be much higher. And therefore, if all of the answers are, well, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, then that's fine.

Just don't.

Right?

Just don't.

Yeah.

And just keep doing your thing.

But don't put all the cants up there and whine about it.

Hello, their friends.

Welcome to an episode of the show.

She good buddy Chase here. Very excited about today's guest. He's been on the show before.

He's my good friend, almost like a co-hosted episode, I would call this, my good friend, T.A. McCann.

Now, you may remember, listen to the show before, that T.A. is a serial entrepreneur.

He sold companies to Google

and Blackberry, my others. He used to work for Paul Allen managing Vulcan Capital. He's

sold senior roles at Microsoft. And today he's a managing director at Pioneer Square Labs,

which is a startup studio, Venture Capital Fund, and it's focused on building amazing companies.

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