What's up guys, welcome back to build. And today, what I want to cover is patience. When is it good to be

patient and when it is actually bad to be patient, especially when it comes to business.

I wanted to make this podcast because I'll be honest, I haven't been making a lot of content in the last few weeks.

I have, I just haven't felt inspired. I have not felt like it.

And I've been super busy in my business, actually, doing business. And I haven't really had

time to like cement the lessons that I'm learning right now because I am learning a ton of

lessons and relearning some that I've already learned. But I haven't really taken the

time to like cement them, write them down. And I've definitely felt a lot of desire not to do it.

And, you know, every moment that I sit down, I'm like, I could make a podcast about this. I decided

to do something else instead. And so, you know, this morning, I found myself really in a place where I was like,

okay, I think I have something that I want to talk about. And I think it's relevant to a lot of people

in business right now. And that is patience. And so what is patients? Okay. This is something that my friend,

Dr. Cashy, defines as finding something to do in the meantime, right? And that's really operationalizing

patients. And the thing is, like for me, I think for the most part, I'm actually very patient. I can

remain incredibly patient when it comes to waiting to get results. A lot of the reason is because I'm

good at keeping myself busy. Right? And I think that one reason

that I like operating a business and owning a business, not doing one or the other, but also being the

CEO, not just the founder, is because if I'm just sitting there watching the business happen,

I just ruminate on it. And so I like to, whether it is the best use of my time or not, be in there

making shit happen. And I do think, of course, founder-led businesses are typically

more successful businesses. But I also think to myself, what would I do if I were not doing

this? I'd probably be sitting there twiddling my thumbs, finding every little nook and cranny

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