It's a great analogy - and glad to hear of the success. And while "all or nothing" is better for an investor (since it still costs them their time to be invest

It's a great analogy - and glad to hear of the success. And while "all or nothing" is better for an investor (since it still costs them their time to be invested), consistent hits is probably the better option for an entrepreneur. Steady income, not to mention getting feedback on how to refine your craft along the way.