97% of people should never be an entrepreneur. They don't understand the risks and they don't necessarily have the skills to do it or they think it's going to happen too quickly. So now that you say all of that is leadership more of an art or a science? It's a bit of both. You need to be really good at sales. If you're not good at sales, you'll never be good as an entrepreneur. I remember when Jillian Boxer came up to me in 2007 and she said, Cameron, you're fucking boring. and I went what?

She goes all you talking about. you'll never be good as an entrepreneur. I remember when Julian Boxer came up to me in 2007

and she said, Cameron, you're fucking boring.

And I went, what?

She goes, all you talk about is work.

So I learned to then have hobbies and festivals

and bucket lists and travel and the stuff I'm doing

to have fun as I'm building that business.

The reason you're staying in shape

is to be able to enjoy the body that you've got

to play and have

fun along the journey if you're just living longer in a healthy body to work harder to buy stuff

that you don't need to impress people you don't like enjoy the journey man camera harold

welcome back round two round three what what round is this at this point? I don't know, man, but it's good to see you again. Good to see you again as well, my friend. So for people that are tuning in, watch and listening for the first time, why should they stick around and listen to you about entrepreneurship for the next hour and a half? Well, I've been doing it my entire life, 40 years. I'm not going to talk from hyperbole or from

theory. I'm just going to give you my gut-wrenchingly honest lessons of how to navigate the ups and downs

of being an entrepreneur, what really works, what doesn't work, and it'll work for anybody, any size

company as well. You and I spoke last time on this podcast and this topic generated millions of views

across platforms. And so I want to bring it up again and go a little bit more in depth about

who should actually be an entrepreneur. What are the traits? What are the qualities where you know

that you're going to crush it as an entrepreneur versus somebody else that's watching this that

maybe wants to be an entrepreneur? They're that's watching this that maybe wants to be

an entrepreneur, they're a entrepreneur, but they would actually be best suited for just

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