Oct 13, 2026 · 16 min · 11 segments
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Wrapping it up, is that how long it takes is dependent on only one factor, and it is your willingness to work and how many mistakes you can avoid.

This is time on this axis, and on up here, it's basically, let's just call it success, whatever that looks like.

So let's say you've got one guy who's willing to work hard, and he's like, "Yep, I'm willing to work hard.

I'm fine with that." And he just goes for it, right? Here's what usually they experience.

They go, something will happen, and they'll go like this, and over time they'll slowly get there because one of these things will work.

Why? Because it makes it take longer to achieve the certain result, right? So let's say every one of these mistakes, maybe he posted the wrong type of content.

Maybe he didn't understand how to actually have DM conversations at this point, didn't understand what to say to get them on the call in the first place.

But over time he learnt 'cause he's a hard worker, right? That's why no matter the person, if you're willing to work hard, you can absolutely achieve the success because you will learn by trial and error 'cause you won't give up.

'Cause the opposite of this is someone who gives up, and what the person who gives up would do is they give up at this point, or they give up at this point.

So they never really hit that point, right? But at the end of the day, this guy right here, let's say after, let's just call it a year, for argument's sake.

So after one year, he hits this arbitrary measure of success at this point and goes, "I made it." Great.

Now obviously if you guys did maths, you'll, you'll remember that like this, if this is really big like that, those mistakes are huge and costly, the average is gonna be much further down, right? It's gonna take a long time to get there.

Wrapping it up, is that how long it takes is dependent on only one factor, and it is your willingness to work and how many mistakes you can avoid.

This is time on this axis, and on up here, it's basically, let's just call it success, whatever that looks like.

So let's say you've got one guy who's willing to work hard, and he's like, "Yep, I'm willing to work hard.

I'm fine with that." And he just goes for it, right? Here's what usually they experience.

They go, something will happen, and they'll go like this, and over time they'll slowly get there because one of these things will work.

Why? Because it makes it take longer to achieve the certain result, right? So let's say every one of these mistakes, maybe he posted the wrong type of content.

Maybe he didn't understand how to actually have DM conversations at this point, didn't understand what to say to get them on the call in the first place.

But over time he learnt 'cause he's a hard worker, right? That's why no matter the person, if you're willing to work hard, you can absolutely achieve the success because you will learn by trial and error 'cause you won't give up.

'Cause the opposite of this is someone who gives up, and what the person who gives up would do is they give up at this point, or they give up at this point.

So they never really hit that point, right? But at the end of the day, this guy right here, let's say after, let's just call it a year, for argument's sake.

So after one year, he hits this arbitrary measure of success at this point and goes, "I made it." Great.

Now obviously if you guys did maths, you'll, you'll remember that like this, if this is really big like that, those mistakes are huge and costly, the average is gonna be much further down, right? It's gonna take a long time to get there.
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