Entrepreneurship

If everyone thinks your idea is safe, you are already too late.

I sold shoes out of a car trunk with a Crazy Idea and no money, and I was terrified the whole time.

Honey, I built my whole company on a thousand-dollar loan and an insult, so I'm biased.

Hey, have you even tried it? You ask safe or bet before you have stood in front of the wall and pushed.

First, be honest: do you want it badly enough to bleed, lose friends, and look a complete fool in public?

I started Kinko's in a hundred square feet with borrowed money, and I couldn't even run the machines.

I had a dollar and a half a day from the wash-tub and a formula in a tin.

Every single founder I have ever studied faced this exact moment, and the great ones bet on themselves.

Limited savings isn't the problem, it's the premise. I started with one penny and the constraint was the entire story.

Let me ask you a question. Have you run the numbers on who you actually are?

Bro, bet on it. The biggest mistake I ever almost made was staying comfortable on Vine.

Let me ask the question underneath the question: what are you actually afraid of, running out of money or finding out the idea…

Bet on it, but understand what betting means. Everyone sees the arenas and the drinks brand, nobody saw the years of screaming at…

Okay, first, I love that you have an idea you are scared of.