OK guys, I'm diving in.

[adiakritos]

I posted here about a site I wanted to build geared towards fixing the housing industry. I've used school as an excuse long enough.

There's so much I don't know right now but F*ck it.

I've got a loose concept of what I want to do to improve the site, I've got a loose revenue model, and so now I'm just going to execute like a motherfcker. And just never stop until I can sell my company for $20 mill.

I'm also going to keep reading MJ's book like I would read the bible. To remind myself of the fundamentals of success.

 

Dislike ads? Remove them and support the forum: Subscribe to Fastlane Insiders.

[wade1mil]

I smell massive action coming. Good f'ing luck :eusa_clap:

 

[77startup]

One word of advice. If you're going to swear in public, swear in speech but never in type. It will weaken your credibility significantly.

 

[adiakritos]

I constantly feel inclined to ask for guidance BUT I don't think I've earned it yet.

I really like this attitude because it forces me to trust myself and build my track record myself before anything else.

I drew out a mind map to keep track of all the questions I have in getting started with the site, and I think I've covered nearly all my bases by now.

Now is where shizz get real.. Programming this bish. I already taught myself CSS, HTML, and I'm working my way through real programming in PHP.

In order to keep myself from wasting on journaling I'll just update this at every milestone. The first milestone is having a working site built.

Here's a couple quotes/paraphrases from MJ's book I posted on my bulletin board.

"Prime your expectations for work and sacrifice, know your destination, envision your dreams, ready your means and know that you are simply paying the toll to success."

and

"It's not about a great idea, it's brilliant execution that's worth $350 million."

 

Dislike ads? Remove them and support the forum: Subscribe to Fastlane Insiders.