>> I never took a business course in my life.
I don't have an MBA.
I don't even have a whatever you get in business administration.
It's almost intuitive.
I think that the most important thing is to listen, and learn,
and ask questions and listen to the answers.
And then build those pieces of information on top of each other.
Model yourself after someone who's been successful.
Don't be lazy, you know, go out and get it.
And then it's a question of trusting your own adjustment.
You have to say, "Well, okay, I looked at that situation and I think that it works.
And if it doesn't work, okay, that's on me.
I'll just do something else and recover from that."
But I think that's the important part, you have to have confidence and faith in yourself,
and then you just have to go out and get it done.