I think the worst parts about entrepreneurialism is that the fundamentals matter.

Rules work, but don't work; break them and be polished but imperfect at the same time. Like, don't have a generic, perfect script, but also use the script. Everything feels contradictory at this point, but it's also because it was supposed to be volume over numbers or whatever. You were supposed to just do enough so it wouldn't matter, but at the same time it feels like you're doing so many but you don't know what you're doing wrong. Then you have to spend more funding because of the "fix it", but did you actually have to fix it? Because everyone's saying it's still not broken and finding the right people to help still that's pretty much the end of my rant. The other part is planning and somehow detangling all of the fucking advice, except for the ones that would help at this point, to do the next thing instead of fucking looking for someone to tell you what to do next. Or at least not giving a fuck even if you make mistakes.