>> I mean, I would say start right now while you're in college.
You know, whatever idea, whatever business plan, whatever, you know,
you and your friends might be talking about.
You're in a position where you're around, you know, a student body.
It doesn't matter if it's 500 students or 1,000 students or if you're in, you know,
a huge college university with 30,000 students.
You have a student body to really, you know, kind of pilot or test, you know, your ideas on.
You know, so move towards that direction.
Take advantage of the classes that you're doing.
You know, the projects that you're doing.
You know, don't look at those projects as just, you know, something that's on the syllabus
that the teacher's giving out for you to do.
You know, really utilize that project as something that you can build upon and say, hey.
You know, just whatever your focus is it doesn't matter what your major is or,
you know, what area of study you're in.
But, you know, use those projects to really start to grow your brand.
Don't hesitate to, you know, put your brand out there.
You know, if it's music, if it's art, if it's, you know, you want to do some marketing stuff,
you know, get involved on campus as much as you can.
You know, every college has a marketing department.
Every college has an art department.
And utilize those tools within those departments while you're here and use the students
that are here to, like I said, you know, test on those students.
You know, develop a program with these students.
I mean, really just get involved and really just don't hold back on those things that you want
to do because you're in a perfect time to do that.
You know, between your classes.
Between, you know, your studies.
You know, between having fun.
You know, have fun, but, you know, understand, you know, like I said you're in a position
where you have a lot of students that you can really utilize if you do it the right way.