Sam Parr  ⚪️

Maybe the best career move I made: work with an operator like Adam Ryan. @AlwaysBeHustlin I start shit super, super well. And fast. I think my vision, long and short term, is solid. I know how to make it happen. I know which products are interesting. I know how to make money.

but I SUCK at lots of detail stuff once something scales past viability. Maybe at $5m in rev. You can, prolly should, wing stuff until then. Can still wing stuff after, but when stuff starts working, you can grow fast by doing the same stuff but more and better.

Takes a super disciplined and organized person for that. Adams that. part general, part teacher. Meetings, planning. That’s important. He crushes that stuff. You can take his forecasts to the bank. Plus people LOVE working for him (me to).

people who start stuff maybe get confidence issues cuz they suck at daily operations. Guess what. There’s others who are opposites. They love running stuff. Optimizing the car. Modded that shit. Making it go faster. They hate starting with a blank canvas.

I think lots of people who start don’t delegate because they think it’ll screw shit up. It might! But there’s a world where it works. It’s pretty heavenly when I can focus on the stuff I’m awesome at and others can do the same.

I’ve done every job. Wrote. Sold. Tech stuff. Found office space. Paid bills. Design. Accounting. But the second I could hire someone to do that stuff, god damn life got more fun. It makes endurance easy cuz u can go for years, which is a legit competitive advantage.