 First of all, it's definitely not an easy journey, right? You need to validate your concept. You need to come with a lot of confidence. So don't just be driven by emotions. Do your homework, do your groundwork. Understand basically what you're going to offer. Do minimum viable product and then take call whether you want to take the plunge or not. Don't just be driven by emotion. Second thing is be open to learning new things. So right now we are living in an age in which every sort of other month there's a new technology which is coming in which is becoming more and more relevant. So if you are not someone who likes to learn new things then I don't think entrepreneurship is something which is going to be really fruitful for you. You have to be completely open for that. Third thing is again what I have learned in my experience of 6 years of entrepreneurship is the deal is not done until money is in the bank. So again you have to be little conservative till the time any conversation has closed. Don't make plans. Don't burn yourself. Don't burn your runway. Be little conservative. Once you have the money in the bank then only make plans. So look at the long term picture. Don't just go for a burn model wherein you are going to just take the market by a storm or you are going to be in all the magazines and all the newspapers. Don't chase that model. Look for sustainability. Look from a long term perspective. And I think that's how good businesses are built.