[Stephen Husted] (0:00 - 1:06)
There's been a big learning curve investing out in Seattle and doing these developments. There is so many moving parts and some days that I ask a ton of questions and do have my doubts in the process. However, all I do is get the right team around me, trust the process, and try to systemize everything that I'm going through so that every project gets a little bit smoother every time.
In the beginning, it's going to be messy, but being messy in anything in the beginning is pretty typical. Most people don't start off doing something and they're absolutely perfect at it, have it all figured out. You got to just get into it messy.
And as you go through things, you pick up, as you're going through things, you have issues, you learn from those issues, you improve on it, and you make them better. And then over time you look back and then you can actually see all the different types of growth you've gone through. And that's what I see in investing.
And in investing, there's a lot of ups and downs and things can go sideways really quick. Embrace the messiness because you'll look back and see how far you've come and it all makes sense.
