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Through the ups and downs, Williams stands firm on several valuable lessons. He advises against the fear of small beginnings, encouraging entrepreneurs to nurture their ideas patiently over time. He warns that instant success can lead to complacency, and without learning from struggles, owners might miss crucial lessons that foster long-term growth.
He encapsulates his philosophy: “Don't be terrified of small beginnings... be willing to take it off, suffer the pain through it all because when you emerge from that, it's like pure gold.”