BE#118: “As an entrepreneur, if you don’t work, you don’t eat” is what we discussed with our guest "Henry Daas".

Our amazing guest today "Henry Daas" is a 30-year serial entrepreneur who has founded numerous companies in the tech, finance, web, real estate, and custom integration spaces. For the last decade, he has coached entrepreneurs in a variety of vertical markets and helped scores of business owners level up their game. He also offers a 20-week one-on-one course in managing and growing your personal finance, based on a 432-book he self-published entitled, FQ: Financial Intelligence. In this episode we discuss: -His journey into entrepreneurship and coaching other entrepreneurs. -You will invariably modern what you see. -“As an entrepreneur, if you don’t work, you don’t eat”. -"It is important to be a master of my own domain”. -Building systems organically that work for your business is where you start. -“Whether you are Amazon with thousands of employees or a Solopreneur like me, where will you find yourself on the spectrum? -You can bring in a co-founder that knows about the other side of your business. -You can hire someone who compliments you with the idea that this is my business. -A coach comes in to identify the challenges in your business and map out a strategy or tactics to get you to the next level. -When it’s free, you get what you pay for, which is nothing. -“I want people to change their mind a little bit and bank on their own success as opposed to worrying about all the things that are going to happen if and when they fail. -Once you’ve tasted the fruit of working for yourself, you will never want to go back. -Sometimes, there is a fine line between these ideas of giving up versus the idea of recognizing that what you are doing is not going to be successful. -An experiment is not a failure unless you didn’t learn something. -There are people who eat, sleep and breathe what you despise doing, so you need to find them if they are essential to your business. -Nothing changes if nothing changes. -Business is a very emotional thing. -Your body is telling you something …that something is wrong; your job is