What's the biggest struggle that I face on a daily basis? And what are the steps that I take in order to mitigate that? What are the ways that I think about it in order to mitigate that, and my largest challenge in business is every entrepreneurs largest challenge in business which predictable growing cash flow, cash confidence, it's knowing that next month we are going to make more money than we did last month, or in some cases of my business next month, we're going to lose less money than we lost this month

Right now. I mean, we have a team of five people, we have several strategic projects going on, we have two different revenue streams, we have a whole bunch of we just added a third revenue stream, we have a whole bunch of stuff that's going on right now. And so

what gives us the tools to succeed and what gives us kind of what are the habits that we need and most of the habits that I need in order to keep everything organized? So my hope here is that my day is that you the listener, the entrepreneur, that big, ambitious entrepreneur, know that. Listen, my day is like any other day, it has routine.

Seconds and Cents, Episode Nine, Today is July 7 2020. Today we're going to talk about how time is simply different for me than it is for most people and how it's different for entrepreneurs in general than it is for most people. And the reason why time is different is because of the economy that we live in, and because of the risks that we take as entrepreneurs. And so today, I'm really excited to talk about time, I'm fascinated by time, I'm fascinated with the way that you can bend time as an entrepreneur and that you can kind of operate outside of the conventional norms of time. 

 And today what we're going to talk about is how I have spent more on education in the last three years being an entrepreneur than I did during college, combined.

Anxiety and fear never stop. Entrepreneurs are going to have to take risks which means a lot of added anxiety and fear. Every new level of success brings new challenges.

What is the attention economy really and who is deciding what the attention economy pays attention to?

On this episode, I'm just chatting about something near and dear to my heart; Pinterest.   What is Pinterest, really? What's the business case for Pinterest?  How do I feel about it's long tail?

On today's episode, Evan discusses why he started Yavay all these years ago.  We talk about what extreme poverty is, why the issue of poverty is such a complex issue to solve, and we talk about how technology works.  Ultimately, can you use technology to  solve a problem as complex as poverty?  Let's find out!

Welcome to the first episode of Seconds and Cents!  My name is Evan, and I've successfully bootstrapped a technology startup for the last four years.  I spent 2 years finding my footing and 2 years becoming interesting, and now I can't wait  to share what I've learned.

Today's episode is all about why I started the company, what inspired me, and what we do.

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