Oliver and Sasha Zabar, Founders of Devon: "You don't hit a home run every single time. You can be doing things 90% right 100% of the time and it may still not work out."

Emma Diamond & Julie Kramer, Founders of Comments By Celebs: "Impatience is one of the roots of failure. In that first year, we had 10 followers and we were posting everyday. Staying consistent is huge."

Steve Uria, Founder of Switch Playground: "You will always have some doubt because nothing is guaranteed. You have to so strongly believe in it that any doubt gets flushed out."

Cyndi Ramirez, Founder & CEO of Chillhouse: "If it's something that you're intended to do, you find joy through the headaches. You still feel fulfilled in some capacity."

Tara Schuster, Author & VP at Comedy Central: "Ask yourself - is this who I want to be? If the answer is no, what is the work you need to do to become the person you deserve to be?”

Divya Gugnani, Founder of Wander Beauty: "As the founder and CEO, you need to be the cheerleader 24/7. It’s lonely because you have to internalize a lot of things you wish you could share.”

Adam Pally, Actor/Comedian/Producer: "There is no timetable in this career. You're either doing it or you're not doing it."

Minali Chatani, Co-Founder & Head of Brand at Wild One: "Have people around you that you trust – that are sounding boards and mirrors for you whether they're mentors or best friends."

Alexa Matthews, Founder of EatingNYC: "There are a lot of small failures. You've got to be willing to stay motivated and keep that momentum going."

Christina Carbonell, Founder of Primary: "Seek out less traditional paths and challenge conventional wisdom. There’s more than one way to be successful.”

Brandon Charnas, Founder of Current Real Estate: "I want young entrepreneurs to start thinking about where the no comes from. It's always asking why and knowing why and where it's coming from."

Max Handelman, Founder of Brownstone Productions: "Don't come and do this unless you're excited about it and frankly can't think of anything else you'd rather do."

Olivia and Justine Moore, The Venture Twins: "It's always about finding the next big thing so you get to spend your days on the edge of the cool, new, weird thing. There's never a shortage of excitement."

Cody Rigsby, Master Peloton Instructor: "When you show someone compassion, they feel it and they understand the merit and value of that compassion and then that becomes viral."

Connor Saeli, Bachelorette Alum & Founder of Sael Wellness: "If you can challenge yourself and make yourself really uncomfortable, you will grow so much.”

Julia Hunter, President of Jenni Kayne: "Be self-aware and check in with yourself and know you might be having an impact on others."

Serena Kerrigan, Host & Producer at Refinery29: "Enjoy the small wins. Enjoy the big wins."

Katie Sands, Honestly Kate: "You don't ever want to put too much pressure on a hobby that you become resentful towards it."

Mike Raffensperger, CMO at FanDuel: "A career and a life aren't a straight line. It's those bumps in the roads and those setbacks that make you who you are."

Elizabeth Endres and Dale Borchiver, Sweats & The City: "Clear your subconscious belief that you can't do it."