Okay folks just got done training heading back to the studio time for another

blog about business and starting your own business or turning your passion into a

business which is what I've been talking about for the last few weeks you

probably saw vlogs hopefully you watched our three-part video series you've been

getting crazy emails from London reel and that's all good because I'm trying to

encourage you to do something which is potentially to create a business

based on your passion and live life on your own terms and that's what I've been fortunate

enough to do with London Reel over the past five years but to be honest it took me a long time to figure out exactly how to do that

and I actually want to share that knowledge with you

and today I want to talk about pulling the trigger

and a guy that I respect a lot in the mixed martial arts world,

his name is Bostrout and I actually train with him one time.

And he said, if you don't shoot, you always miss.

And it's a great concept because entrepreneurs make decisions based on

imperfect information and that's the difference really between winners and

losers in life is that the winners pull the trigger and you never know you're never

able to calculate all the options you're never able to spread sheet it to death as

Mr. Payne you would say sometimes you have Sometimes you actually just take action and try something.

And that really comes down to all aspects of business,

but really when it comes down to releasing your first product,

you know, it's called a minimum viable product for a reason.

There's an old saying that if you're not embarrassed by the first product you release,

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