In the world of entrepreneurship, there's a game-changing book that many might have heard of: "Who, Not How." This book has become a go-to recommendation for me when I meet or speak to new entrepreneurs. Why? Because it highlights the importance of not trying to do everything yourself.

Building a successful business isn't about being a lone ranger; it's about assembling the right team to help you grow. This concept of finding the right people for the right tasks is crucial for any budding entrepreneur.

Another key lesson I've learned on my journey is the importance of patience and realistic expectations. When I first started, I was full of enthusiasm, thinking success would come overnight. But reality hit hard. Building a business takes time—a lot of it.

So, if you're starting your entrepreneurial journey, remember this: don't try to do it all alone, and be patient with your progress. Success will come, but it's a journey, not a sprint.

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