Your business idea probably sucks. Validate it first.

Hire slowly, fire quickly. But always with empathy.

I've never found in my whole life that you could convince someone who doesn't want to work hard to work hard.

Every time technology kills an industry, it reincarnates it in a slightly different way, and it becomes way bigger....like leather saddle makers being wiped out by the car industry but being reincarnated as making leather goods for cars.

"The action happens on social media, and blogs are just resources."

Most people aren’t lazy. They just haven’t found something they care enough about to go hard on.

If you want to be successful, help 1,000 people.

Listen - Listen to problem, ask questions. Options - Present options see what they like. Transition - Transition into asking for money.

Democracy is a technology to prevent Civil War

A real business is a well oiled machine that can run without you. A side project needs you involved all the time.

Be adjacent to expensive transactions. If you sell an $80,000 car and get a percentage, it could be a lot of money.

If you don't get what you want, it's a sign either that you did not seriously want it, or that you tried to bargain over the price.

Value as Influencer = Influence x Buying Power x Quantity of Them

Always Be Launching because tbh no one gives a shit about your new product anyway.