RYAN: Yeah, thanks. It feels like yesterday.
CAROLINE: I hope that your next company helps reorganize airports because-
RYAN: Oh my God, right? I agree.
CAROLINE: Cool, so, okay. So mexico phone number search throughout your journey, you, as an entrepreneur, like all entrepreneurs, when you start, you kind of have to do so many things yourself that you probably don't know anything about. So what are the most important skills you had to learn along the way?
RYAN: It's interesting. So you learn every lesson the hard way is what I've found as an entrepreneur. The only thing that can help accelerate this is, honestly, like your mentors that can hopefully help you. This is why I say definitely get mentors along the way. Listen to them. Always take everything they say with a grain of salt because it's always based off of personal experience, and their experience will always be way different than yours. But it's good to get a good amount of people, kind of amalgamate that together, and move forward. This is where we were very fortunate to have those great investors early on, helped me figure out what it looks like to organize a board, create board meetings, professionalize the business, get good P and Ls together. There's a lot to that.
with those things, like I said, they don't teach that in ortho school, right? And you have to do a lot of that research. And what's nice is that when there's a thing called Google, or you can figure a lot of this stuff out, and then also if you get a good investor or just a great mentor, you can find a lot of that out. I think that one of the things that nobody really tells you, and I look at a lot of more amateur-facing companies like where they've got great ideas. And then I look at like their cap tableor their founding documents,