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question comes from Frank and Frank asks,

How long did it take you to go from a learner to entrepreneur?

Thanks for the question Frank and I'll be answering it candidly in today's episode.

I want to start by saying I haven't stopped being a learner.

And I found that great entrepreneurs never stop learning, so I want to continue to learn and

improve as an entrepreneur.

It's actually a good segue to my answer to today's question,

because learning is important.

Consuming content is important that will help you become better as a business builder.

But production is more important. Doing the things

you need to do to become who you want to become. It's the doing that makes it happen. But

Frank's question is, when did you make that transition from learning to doing?

And I'll be answering it in today's episode, so let100 MBA show is sponsored by Northeastern University.

Northeastern University is a Mort Kim School of Business offers the master degree for Corporate Entrepreneurs, the MS in Innovation.

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