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Best of This Week: March 11th

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I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be what I want to I'm put my all in it like my day's all on the road, less travel, never looking back. Hello and welcome to another episode of My First Million Best of the Week edition. This is Ben Wilson. Best of the week brings you some of the best moments from this week's past episodes, no new content, just revisiting the hits. This week we've got some great ones for you. First off, we've got Steph Smith joining Sam and Sean to discuss something that Sean calls the ABZ framework. and why you should just get started on whatever project you want to work on instead of overanalyzing, give it a listen.

Sam, I think you do this really well when people like I've seen people come to you and but they're like, Sam, I'm thinking of like starting this business and like i I wanna cover this topic and I wanna blog and and all this stuff and you're like, all right, like What's your first step? Or like you you'll be like Just right.

Or something like that. W just like simplifies to the like idiot Jedi, like just do the thing, not like over analyzing the like fifty startup articles this person. Dog. You just need to do th because Randy Jackson on'em. Well I get I just get frustrated. I think because I think that like I think that it's good so if like building a business is step zero to ten and ten is like you're this billionaire or like your vision has been achieved, you know, you you you own all this property, whatever that is, it's good to have number ten And then A lot of people are like all right. That's step number ten.

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