What's up, everyone? This is Alex Lieberman, co-founder and executive chairman of Morning Brew.

Welcome back to Founders Journal, my personal audio diary, where I give you the business builder,

the tools you need to think better in order to build better, whether that's building a business,

a team, or a new product. So, I need to share an update, and that is, for the next little while,

we're going to be republishing classic episodes of Founders Journal. Two reasons. One,

because these are really good episodes that I spend a lot of time on, and with so many new

listeners to the show, it's very likely you haven't heard some of these older episodes,

and I think you'll benefit from them. Second, I'm spending a ton of time thinking about how to

evolve this show, so that we can make it as good as humanly possible for the next generation of

builders and entrepreneurs. And with that, I would love your help as I dream up the future of this

show. So, once you've listened, shoot me an email to Alex at Morning Brew.com, and don't hold

back any feedback, recommendations, ideas, I want to hear it all, and I want to have it help me

in form where this show is going. That's the update now time for the episode. In today's classic

episode, originally published on October 29th, 2021, I break down the skills and entrepreneur

must adopt over the life of their business. If you are going to be an entrepreneur or an entrepreneur,

you have signed up to be a builder. You will always be a builder, but assuming you find success,

what you are building, changes. And that means the skills you need to build successfully,

and the interests you have to stay engaged with what you're building needs to change as well.

And so, I generally bucket the job of the entrepreneur or the entrepreneur in two ways,

or, you know, two parts of the life cycle. Chapter one of an entrepreneur is what I call the

doer in chief, and chapter two of an entrepreneur is what I call the delegator in chief.

What you will find when building anything, and I definitely found this in Building Morning Brew,

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