Three answers: Hanson said "being patient and not losing hope"; Phung said "Progression over perfection... especially being the person creating the content"; and Daniel said "embarrassment is the cost of entry."
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Each founder gave a different lesson they wish they'd heard earlier. Phung's was "progression over perfection" — "especially being the person creating the content," because "not all of my content is going to be the best of the best," and "just pushing out content and being out there" is "better than just ensuring that everything is curated and perfect." She added that in a startup "things move really really fast and you have to be really quick with um decision making" — "even if we're going to make a mistake, it's something that we can always ultimately fix." Daniel's was "embarrassment is the cost of entry," because "if you're too afraid to start learning a new skill" out of fear you'll "make a fool of yourself, you're never ever going to master that skill" — "that goes for business and in life as well."