646. Q&AF: AI Replacing Workers, Building A Medical Business & Getting Back On Track
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In this episode of The Realists, Andy Friesen sits down with Q and A.F. to talk about the importance of mental toughness and how to cultivate it in your life. Q & A. F. is the founder of the Live Hard Program, which is the world's most famous mental recalibration program. 75 Hard is the first phase of the program which is a sustainable lifestyle for those of you that don't understand the program and how you can make the same amount of progress as those who have completed 75 Hard. If you're unfamiliar with the program, go to episode 208 and listen to it for free and learn the ins and outs of the nuts and bolts.
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what is up guys it's andy for selling this is the show for the realists say goodbye to the lies
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the fakeness and delusions of modern society welcome to motherfucking reality guys today
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we have q and a f a little midweek q and a f i was gonna do a real talk but i was just feeling q and
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a f man so we're gonna throw it at you right right over this way you catch it yeah i caught it man i
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caught it uh like i caught aids what the fuck that was so left field i'm just saying
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this is how this works you guys ask questions do we answer them typically this is about
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this is about personal development winning business life success uh sometimes we talk
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about what's going on in the world you can ask ask really whatever you want and we'll answer the
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questions so uh for those of you that don't know uh the backbone of this show was the mf ceo project
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it was the number one entrepreneurial podcast in the world and so we like to keep that that part of
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the show alive through these q and a f so if you want to submit a question you can you can do so a
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couple different ways the first way is guys you can email those questions and to ask andy at andy
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for seller.com or you can go in the comment section of youtube and you can type out your question in the
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comments and we'll answer from there as well other times you tune in we're going to have cti cti stands
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want to call it all the time there um so we need your help sharing those other times we have real talk
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real talk is just five to 20 minutes of me giving you some real talk then we have 75 hard versus that's
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where people who have completed 75 hard come on the show and talk about how their life was before how
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their life is after the progress they made and how you can make the same amount of progress if you're
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unfamiliar with 75 hard is the world's most famous mental recalibration program uh and you can get it
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for free it is the initial phase of the live hard program which is a sustainable lifestyle for those of you
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that don't understand the program uh go to episode 208 and listen to it you can get it for free and if
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you want to know the ins and outs of the nuts and bolts you can buy my book it's called the book on
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mental toughness it explains the whole live hard program plus a whole bunch of other chapters on
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mental toughness why it's important why you need it how to cultivate it and how to use it to improve
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your life uh other than that we don't run ads on the show you'll notice that if you listen to any
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a bunch of lazy motherfuckers all right let's do the show let's get into it man guys andy i got
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i got three good ones for you man let's get into this guys andy question number one andy i'm a
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manager in my company uh we have around 60 employees i manage 10 of them and our ceo is now implementing
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ai and has already cut and fired a team and replaced them with ai he says it's for the longevity of the
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company and ensures the management team will be fine if more cuts are made as a member of the not
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a whole squad i obviously believe that it's wrong and it's not good for the people any advice on how
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i should move forward man this is such a hard thing to balance because pandora's box has already been
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open and they've created a hard difficult economic situation where businesses are having to do well here
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look let me explain to you what i think is going on all right what i see going on is an intentional
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downgrade and an intentionally created hardship for medium size small and the smaller large businesses
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okay everybody who's not a global corp this started in 2020 when they closed all the small businesses
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and they allowed the bigger companies to stay open and swallow up all that business okay
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and the residual effects of that have been real like if you drive down the street of any you know
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city you're going to see restaurants that used to be there that are no longer there and some of them
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were there for a hundred years okay we could go on and on and on and talk about the damage that was
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created there but if you look at what's going on in the big picture and we look at how the money is
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intentionally being devalued through overprinting uh sending the money overseas which is clearly
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money laundering if you guys are paying attention in any way shape or form
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we look at all all of this manufactured hardship that's happening in our economy
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and in my opinion the reason that the the hardship is being manufactured is that it's going to force
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companies to implement ai solutions to trim their labor force which puts more of the employees
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in the government dependency class which is ultimately their goal their goal is to create a class
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of people who are completely dependent on the government and they're trying to sell this to
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people in a whole bunch of different ways you know it'll be great universal basic income will take
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care of all your needs you won't have to own anything you'll be super happy they tell they're telling
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everybody all this shit but nobody's buying it right so when you try to sell something to someone
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and they don't want it the next move is they're going to force it on you and so what i observe
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happening in the business environment is the forced implementation of ai through intentional economic
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hardship you follow what i'm saying so for a company to stay afloat a lot of these companies are
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going to have to trim their employees uh and their departments and replace what they can with ai to
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reduce costs because it's getting harder to run a business that's what you're saying price of goods
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going up cost of labor everything everything's going up so the company i got you yes so companies
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are being forced to adopt this technology okay and what that does is you know the companies are going
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to survive but it removes all the in-person jobs and creates that dependency class which is what the
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people that are in charge of all this shit intend to do and so ultimately what's the solution here okay
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the solution here is to support companies as a consumer that employ actual human beings and do as much
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to create jobs and workforce as possible but unfortunately companies that do that are still
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going to feel the economic pressure so there's going to come a point in time where a new balance is
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had i guess so to speak or found where there's technology and people and because people
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have jumped at every technological advancement for the last 20 years without thinking about it
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we are now in this position where the technology is actually costing people their careers and if you
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don't you know understand what's going on go look at how many people facebook just laid off go look
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at how many people the big tech companies are laying off these are people who showed up every day for
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years and years and years contributing to the development of this technology and now we're getting
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fired because of it and unfortunately dude humans are short-sighted and people are people don't think
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outside what the ramifications could be of something that's new and neat and convenient right now
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and so the real solution here on a large scale is that the cultural uh thing to do in america will
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have to be to support companies that employ real people as much as possible um and i don't know if
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that's going to happen and at the end of the day dude you know people are going to survive they're
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going to make sure their companies survive and this should be a real concerning thing for any employee
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out there and also any business if you're an employee right now of a business you should be
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thinking how can i provide as much value as i can over the top because the alternative is you're going
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to be replaced by technology and you're going to be sitting at home and you're going to be capped on
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what you can get because no one else is going to be hiring either no all right so if you're an employee
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right now and i'm giving you some real free game the next two years are going to be crucial to your
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entire life because you're either going to come become an irreplaceable valuable part of the
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organization that you're in or you're going to be replaced by technology to never ever be able to
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move past the class that you're the economic class that you're in at that point so it's very important
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for people as employees to understand this because this is reality and unfortunately i tried to warn
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people back before it even came out many many times but it doesn't seem to be working and we find
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these examples of these companies who are replacing their entire sales force their entire customer
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service force all on ai tech and you have all these influencers out here you know bragging about
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how awesome ai is and how cool ai is and it's putting people out of fucking jobs for real it's ruining
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people's lives and nobody's even talking about it or thinking about it and it's all selfish greed
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remember how i said i don't know if you hadn't listened but two years ago i told you guys that the way this
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would work was they would appeal to people's greed they would they would appeal to what money can be
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made quick and easy with ai you know i can write a whole blog post today with no effort i can do this
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and that and this and that's what's happened we have tons of influencers who are who brag about ai
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who try to teach all the ai hacks and it's ruining careers and jobs on a massive scale and people don't
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give a fuck because they're making a little money right now teaching it you see what i'm saying so they
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appeal to the greed it's now out there it's like the genie is out of the bottle and now you have
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this difficult economic situation where companies either have to adopt it or they have to get real
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effective with their work with their staff yeah you know but that's one thing too i don't think most
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people like think of i think most people when they hear that and they see these business owners
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converting to ai it's like oh well that that owners he's just a piece of shit he just likes ai whatever
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the case is not understanding that's not that's not the case a lot of them are like you're being
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forced to survive yeah listen dude the economy right now if you're in business and you own a
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company you know yeah okay most americans the majority of americans are living paycheck to paycheck
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right now it's like 70 percent okay uh it's like i forgot what the stat was but a large percentage of
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people that make over 100k can't even make it between gaps in their bills yeah okay so paycheck yeah i
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covered the stat about a month ago on the show but i forgot what it was but it was considerable
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um it wasn't the majority but it was like 30 or 40 percent i believe um but the point is is that
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you you have to understand we're because the consumer did not discern when it came out
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and say hey i'm not buying from a company that uses ai now we're in a situation where companies that
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are using it are able to survive in companies that aren't aren't okay so here's the here's the silver
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lining all right if you own a company people still want to deal with people they want to have an over
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the top experience and ai can't really do the in-person shit the way that people can do it so
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you're gonna have to be good you're gonna actually you're not gonna have to be good you're gonna have
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to be great at what you do uh you're gonna have to connect with people you're gonna have to connect
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with them in a real way and that will help insulate you from from this but at the end of the day
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nobody's going to be insulated completely because if you want to look at what's happened to amazon
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over the last 20 years they've implemented as much technology as possible and they've become the
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biggest company in the world because there's no regulations around what they do you know the fact
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that they have an entire um you know their entire warehouses are pretty much automated and they
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don't employ people but yet for the first 15 to 17 years of their business they didn't have to
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collect sales tax so they got a 10 price advantage over brick and mortar retail without employing
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any employees the government gave them that you see what i'm saying this has all been part this has
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been part of the strategy for a long time they the government allowed them to do that understand this
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is a this is an attack on small business attack on medium business they do not want the american
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entrepreneur to survive they want all those people dependent on the government and they want to pay
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peanuts and they want you to be poor and they want you you know to be a little slave and uh
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unfortunately people don't vote with their dollars the way that they should you know what i'm saying
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like you should be supporting and spending with companies that like i know there's a lot of people
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listening that say yeah yeah yeah and then go home and order from amazon for real they go home and they
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order the most convenient shit and so at the end of the day what people say they're about is not what
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they're about and it's going to end up costing them their careers so to this situation uh with your
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boss i would i would probably say he's probably in a bind and he's probably in a place where he has to
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cut some overhead and this is his solution to do so and so you're going to have to figure out a way to
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create value out of your inhuman your your human workforce uh that prevents him from actually having to
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make those decisions because those decisions no one's going to sink their company on that principle
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like no one it's not going to happen yeah you know what i'm saying like i'm going to tell you this this
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is just real shit i employ real people we don't use ai for shit like that for anything all right but if
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it gets down to it and we're fucking on the fence and if we're getting our ass beat by everybody we're
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going to have to make that change and it's because consumers aren't valuing the good american companies
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that actually employ real people the way that they should so it's a consumer cultural behavior
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change that's required that's not happening fast enough yeah and that's unfortunate dude because
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it's going to end up with a whole bunch of people working class people who are sitting at home
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collecting a very minuscule amount of money um not enough money to own a home they're going to be
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renting they're going to be it's it's going to be apartment you know pod living on universal basic
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basic income and we could have stopped it by just saying hey i'm going to spend my dollars with
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companies that employ real people like my companies yeah for real and that's not just a pitch for me
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but you should be discerning about where you spend your money you should spend your money you shouldn't
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be spending your money with big restaurant chains that have 4 000 locations you should be going to the
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mom and pop local business you shouldn't be spending uh you know your money on a company like amazon
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when amazon uh you know isn't like sponsoring your kids fucking t-ball teams and shit right you should
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be a little inconvenienced to shop at places that are actual companies owned by you know medium and
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small and and small large companies that employ real people that's where you should be spending your
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money and until americans get wise to that we're going to continue to lose this battle and what's the
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the ramification of it is is that the entire middle class working class people are going to be on
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universal basic income and be fucking like optionless in their lives so it's consumer behavior problem
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yeah people people say oh yeah dude i want to shop with this company because they stand for american
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values and i want to shop with this company because they employ actual human beings but then they'll go
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right on their phone and fucking order off of amazon and not think two things of it it's like bro you're
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killing you're you're killing your own future by doing that you're killing your own future by shopping
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at places like that and people just don't connect those dots so it's a big problem that needs to be
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corrected i love it man guys andy question number two hi andy i'm a 31 year old physician in my final
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year of residency training to become a physician um i have completed 12 years of medical education
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however i don't know shit about anything besides what i've learned in medical school and even that is
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questionable given the state of our highly unethical medical pharma system i am determining if i want
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to specialize further in cardiology or finish my medical training this year and start my own medical
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practice regardless i know i want to build my own medical practice either as a cardiologist or general
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practitioner when i'm done with training what advice do you have for a physician with no business
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knowledge or experience outside of medicine who wants to build his own practice without the influence
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of the brainwashed pharma medical industry dude first of all i love this question and the reason i
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love this question is because you're obviously a highly intelligent person and most doctors are not
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intelligent okay this is the truth most doctors think because they went to school for 12 years that
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they're going to come out and they automatically know everything about have you ever tried to debate a
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doctor on anything they're they're they fucking think they fucking know everything because they went to
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medical school to learn about intestines and the inside of a body but yet they know everything about
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business and they know everything about politics and they know everything about everything and it's a
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massive ego problem in the medical and law profession and this is why so many doctors and so many lawyers
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end up going broke so the fact that you understand that you don't know shit about business is a huge
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advantage over everybody else because most of these doctors are terrible business people the worst
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business people okay you can't get any better at something if you think you already know it and
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that's what these people are like so the fact that you are even open to the idea that you don't know what
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you're doing is an amazing thing bro and i commend you for doing that because clearly you insulated
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yourself from whatever ego disease these people have all right so so that's my first take yeah and uh
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my second my second take here is how would you go about opening a practice or how would you go about
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being independent i don't know the details of how you would structure that because that's not my
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expertise but what i would recommend you do is to find other doctors who have done that and learn from
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them there's tons and tons of doctors who have made incredible businesses out of doing things
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outside of the status quo okay um like dr tj my doctor all right or dr gabrielle my other doctor
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all right these doctors have built incredible businesses dr twyman you know what i'm saying
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incredible independent practices by doing things outside the box so what i would do is i would start
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calling these people or getting in touch with these people asking them for an hour of their time
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taking notes learning from their mistakes and then start there because they're going to be able to jump
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you far ahead any advice i could give you right here on the show all right but just be open try to find
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people who have already been down the path learn from them and keep that humility that you have about
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learning when it when it comes to business i'm 25 years into my business journey
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and i still don't know shit i know a little bit more than most of you guys because i've been doing
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it longer but there's so much i don't know all right and if you keep that attitude you keep getting
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better that's the cool thing about entrepreneurship you never stop getting better at it the older you
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get the longer you've been doing it the bigger competitive advantage you have like you know how many
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young people i see that think they're oh i'm doing and i'm like you're making all these mistakes
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and i can clearly see them but do i interrupt them no because you don't interrupt your enemy when
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they're making mistakes all right that's you just don't do it all right but like when you're an
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older person and you have experience you can keep getting better in the game and if you keep
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that attitude of i don't know very much you just keep getting better and better and better and
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better and better and uh dude i think that's one of the first times i've ever had a question
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from a medical professional uh that actually admitted that they don't know what the fuck they're
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doing so i think that's actually going to probably be a real big move for a lot of them i mean we've
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seen there was a lot of awakening in 2020 right with all of the stuff going on so maybe there is
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going to be a bigger push to private practice and stuff like this well i also think that i also think
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that there's a demand for it i mean people don't like going to hospital and they don't like sitting
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in the er for seven hours to be told you know they can't even be treated and if they want to
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like the hospitals have become a huge just marketing system you know if you go to the er for
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a broken fucking finger they're going to keep you in the er for seven hours and then they're going to
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tell you we need to keep you overnight and monitor you for your free work yeah right and then they're
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going to charge you 100k like bro it's a business and everybody recognizes that remember the last
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time i had to go to the er and there was that young girl who was in there that was her dad the
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construction worker yeah bro it's it's not a real thing for the average american person anymore and
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people are looking for alternatives they're looking for people outside of these networks and
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these global corp conglomerate of medical bullshit that uh that nobody can like operate with yeah
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well they're charging premium prices for bullshit service yeah that's the problem i don't care if
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i gotta pay 100 grand yeah but i better be in and out in fucking 15 20 minutes i mean drugged up
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you know the thing is is like dude it shouldn't you know when you go in the hospital and they give
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you some aspirin and it costs you 700 that's not okay yep and walgreens is right across yeah that
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listen that is that is the problem with the medical system and everybody's recognizing it so i think
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there's a massive market for people that want to work outside that um but setting up a practice and
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doing all that all the same principles apply once you have it set up you know it's servicing your
00:24:53.960
customers in an amazing way it's making it remarkable so that they talk about it when they leave your
00:24:58.440
practice word of mouth is always going to be your best top of funnel uh putting people you know in
00:25:04.040
your top of funnel marketing that you can do and that just requires you doing a great job for people
00:25:08.700
going above and beyond and doing things in such a way that they can't help but tell their friends
00:25:13.160
about and those things actually you know if you do those things well it's kind of hard to fuck that
00:25:18.320
up yeah you know what i mean so you know i would find some doctors that that you know who have done
00:25:24.300
what it is you're trying to do i would try to learn from them if you if you can't get them on the
00:25:28.600
phone fucking pick apart what they do from the outside the best you can that's all i ever did i
00:25:33.740
was just a student of all the companies that i wanted our company to be like i didn't i wasn't able
00:25:37.720
to call people and talk to them i just watched them and i dissected every single move they made and
00:25:43.160
wonder why they made it and i figured it out and you know eventually i started doing it and then
00:25:47.320
eventually we surpassed them all um but at the and that's what we do now you know like when i look
00:25:53.060
at companies that we're trying to beat i look at companies and i try to break down all the moves
00:25:58.560
they make and i say okay they're doing this why are they doing that why do they do this how do they do
00:26:02.860
that and i just become a student of these other companies uh in a highly detailed way and i try to
00:26:08.060
learn everything i can about them break it down and then make a plan about how i'm going to go about
00:26:11.840
beating them over the next you know 10 years you know what i mean so um so yeah that's my advice
00:26:18.340
on that man i love it yeah i like the fact that i like the fact that he's open to learning yeah i did
00:26:23.880
the ego problem with doctors and attorneys is absurd and don't get a fucking porsche 911 either yeah
00:26:29.260
yeah i mean i can own one but not here yeah because that is the ultimate doctor car that is the ultimate
00:26:35.180
doctor car is a it's not even it's a low level entry level porsche 911 and then everywhere they go
00:26:40.700
they leave the keys on the table so that everybody can see the fucking keychain you know they park in
00:26:45.620
the fucking they double park the car like bro that's it's every single one of them do this
00:26:50.560
so why why don't you like real real advice like for all you doctors quit being douchebags
00:26:56.020
i'm just being real you know when i go to the hospital you know where i park yeah i park in this
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spot i park in the doctor parking i do it you know why because i want them all to fucking know
00:27:07.700
yep they're gonna be like damn who's that doctor that's right that's right that's right i drive
00:27:12.740
something that's gonna shit all over every single one of them and i park in their spot yeah i love
00:27:16.380
it you guys call me a douchebag all you want bro these people need to be humbled it's a real shit
00:27:20.300
somebody's got to do it that's right yeah guys andy our third and final question question number three
00:27:25.620
andy i'm 32 years old and i feel like i just woke up and realized that i haven't kept my promises
00:27:33.020
that i made to myself back when i was 18 or 20 everything is just meek and blah i sleep to go to
00:27:40.580
work i work to go to sleep and the problem is i feel like i can't really pinpoint where exactly i
00:27:47.380
lost my ability to dream and make goals i can't figure out where i messed up and i feel like knowing
00:27:53.180
that will help me pick up where i left off i know that the first step is to go but my question is where
00:27:58.500
yeah any advice or thoughts on this well nobody's going to tell you where you want to go bro like
00:28:04.160
you have to sit down and make a decision most people fail their entire lives because they're
00:28:09.000
incapable of making a decision about who they want to become and what they want to do with that all
00:28:13.860
right they put more effort into deciding what they're going to do on the weekend than they do in
00:28:18.080
their whole fucking life and then they wonder why you wake up when you're 31 and you say oh man
00:28:22.660
this sucks no shit it sucks because the people who don't suck they start thinking about that when
00:28:28.220
they're 20 they start thinking about that when they're young and they put in work every single
00:28:32.740
day while you're out partying and you're out drinking and you're out living the life and you're
00:28:36.980
out doing all this shit there are motherfuckers out here that are grinding it out day by day by day
00:28:42.280
and everybody out here who parties their life away they look at those people and they say why is that
00:28:47.120
guy so serious where do you need to relax you need to you need to not take yourself so serious
00:28:52.420
until they're 40 when that person is killing it and all these people are like fuck man
00:28:58.220
i guess you know you finally made it work no i was making it work the whole time and you fucking
00:29:03.000
made fun of me about it all right so let's let you're 31 you're lucky you're learning this now but
00:29:08.700
what you need to understand is that no one's going to make a decision about where the fuck you need
00:29:12.780
to be but you okay so stop being a bitch and make a decision because eventually your time's going
00:29:18.360
to run out and you're not going to have an ability to even adjust it all right time runs out
00:29:23.680
you do not have all the time in the world all these knuckleheads on the internet to tell you
00:29:28.280
oh dude just it doesn't matter what you do in your 20s and 30s you know you can it does matter
00:29:34.220
that's real shit it does matter now can you do much more much faster now because of technology
00:29:40.200
absolutely but if you waste your 20s and 30s and you start at 40 do you still have a chance
00:29:45.120
sure is it going to be mega hard yes because you're going to spend the next 15 years of your
00:29:52.180
life at an age where you have a mortgage and kids and probably a divorce or whatever you got you know
00:29:58.660
statistically it's reality that you have to pay for while you're trying to do all this stuff so when
00:30:04.100
you're young and you're 20 and you don't have a wife and you don't have kids and you don't have a
00:30:09.320
mortgage you have a much easier time moving through the process of building real shit which
00:30:15.300
is enough this leads us to another thing this is why all these motherfuckers that try to think that
00:30:20.220
they got the game master because they know how to build a funnel you guys are missing the point
00:30:24.240
you're trying to get to a point where you could drive a cool car you're not understanding that you
00:30:28.720
need to use that asset of skill of building a funnel or social media whatever skill you have
00:30:33.680
to build something that actually grows in equity meaning a business a real company something that
00:30:40.880
actually is worth something so that way you're getting the cash flow and you're getting the nut
00:30:46.540
on the backside but you guys want you guys want to fucking follow all these dudes on the internet and
00:30:51.320
just run around and fucking flash your dick around when dude really your dick is fucking 0.1 inches long
00:30:56.600
you don't even know it yet for real you know i see these dudes flashing their bank accounts on the
00:31:01.880
internet like they're fucking crushing shit like bro you don't even understand you're telling on
00:31:06.680
yourself you're telling on yourself you're telling the world how fucking broke you actually are because
00:31:11.840
there are levels to this and at the upper levels people fucking laugh at you there's this this this
00:31:18.820
this idea of getting rich in one week and and we're gonna kill it and we're gonna crush it and i'm
00:31:24.220
gonna fucking floss around that is the that is that is the quickest way to waste your opportunity into
00:31:29.480
building something real i'm sorry you can have some fun along the way but the real way the real
00:31:34.580
talk is the real thing you need to do is you need to concentrate on what skills you have and then how
00:31:41.040
do you use those skills to build something that's going to accumulate value on the backside that is
00:31:45.560
the game if you want to be wealthy forever not wealthy for five years and then have to figure out
00:31:50.840
what the fuck you're going to do all right so dude the point is is that no one's going to make this
00:31:56.720
decision for you no one's going to come around and save you no one's going to do the work for you
00:32:01.400
no one's going to tell you what you should or shouldn't be in fact when you decide what it is
00:32:05.900
you should or shouldn't be everybody's going to tell you you're crazy everybody's going to tell
00:32:09.800
you you're wasting your time everybody's going to tell you you're stupid and you're going to have
00:32:13.840
to be able to go through that and if you can't go through that you cannot win it's impossible
00:32:18.840
all right so make a decision say i'm doing this i'm going to become this it starts today and
00:32:25.620
then take the next 10 years and commit every single fucking ounce of energy you have to becoming that
00:32:30.080
and i guarantee you you'll become it the problem is is that people spend most of their life in this
00:32:35.200
in this nether region where they're like god i'm just unhappy with what i do i just don't like but
00:32:40.860
they don't change it well if you don't change it what are you going to get you're not you're not
00:32:45.180
going to get the same by the way you're actually going to get worse because the longer time goes
00:32:50.180
the more miserable you're going to be and the more shit you're going to have to pay for which
00:32:54.780
means the more dependent you're going to be on the position that you're in right now
00:32:57.840
so unless you make a change unless you decide i'm going to be this and go do it it's actually going
00:33:03.700
to get worse it's not going to stay the same because you can only get better and you can only
00:33:07.360
get worse you cannot maintain success is a sliding scale the entire fucking game is getting better
00:33:13.540
all the time and if you're not moving at least the pace of the game of getting better you're actually
00:33:19.060
going backwards this is why people who own businesses who decide man i've made as much
00:33:24.120
money as i want to make i'm gonna take a vacation every week and i'm gonna go to the lake house
00:33:28.800
thursday through tuesday every single week and everything's going to be good and then five years
00:33:33.240
down the road their business is out of business because they're not improving at the pace they
00:33:38.380
need to improve to quote unquote maintain does that make sense absolutely so you have to be moving
00:33:44.260
forward even if you're trying to just kind of stay where you are you still have to be moving
00:33:47.600
forward at a slow pace otherwise you're losing so uh my advice to this person is dude you're lucky
00:33:55.400
you figured this out at 31 and not fucking 51 because at 51 there ain't much you can do about it
00:34:00.280
and yes there's a lot of great stories about people who are over 40 that have become billionaires i
00:34:06.040
actually shared a story like that on my instagram just the other night but the reality of it is this
00:34:10.580
that's the rare shit that is not the norm that is the anomaly that is not the norm okay the norm is
00:34:18.860
people who take their youth and fucking dedicated to their craft and show up day in and day out and
00:34:25.020
day in and day out no matter if they feel like it or not that end up producing a great career a great
00:34:29.900
life a great fulfilling existence for themselves you're never going to do that with indecisiveness
00:34:35.940
you're never going to do that with indecision you i i firmly believe the reason most people lose in
00:34:41.440
life is because of indecision it's not because it's not because they don't have the skills it's
00:34:47.700
not because they they are incapable it's because they can't make a decision about what they're going
00:34:52.080
to do they look at all this stuff i'm gonna i'd like to do this this week i'd like to do that next
00:34:57.520
week i'd like to do this and what i have ends up happening is they spend a and this is a whole
00:35:03.360
another discussion about it because what ends up happening here guys is that the person who can't
00:35:09.560
commit to a decision ends up repeating this cycle throughout their life and the cycle looks like
00:35:14.300
this we're going to take this guy as an example i'm 31 i don't like what i'm doing i'm going to make
00:35:19.820
a change so he makes the change right and it takes three fucking years to even get through
00:35:25.400
the transition process to where you feel comfortable and and competent and what you do all right but before
00:35:32.440
that three years is even up they're already like this isn't for me i'm going to try something else
00:35:37.140
so then they repeat this again all right now you're six years in all right and you get to the
00:35:42.840
end of that three years and you don't give it enough time and you say this isn't for me and you make
00:35:47.540
another change and what ends up happening is people go three years six years nine years 12 years
00:35:52.960
you know 15 years and all of a sudden bro they're 35 years old or 45 years old and they're like where the
00:35:59.600
fuck did the time go well dude if you had just stuck with that first thing think where you'd be
00:36:03.700
now yeah you see what i'm saying like bro this isn't fun like the the the idea that is spread on
00:36:11.000
the internet of entrepreneurship being this fun thing that you get to do every single day or your
00:36:17.800
career entrepreneurship is this fun thing that you get to show up every single day and it's just
00:36:23.180
gonna be fun it's gonna be awesome it's gonna make you feel fulfilled that's a lie you're gonna
00:36:29.360
have to work for a really long time doing shit that you fucking hate to ever get the opportunity
00:36:35.460
to do what it is that you actually love to do so you can't just quit things when they're hard or in
00:36:41.560
you're in that phase of it's very difficult or it's very frustrating or it's very hard because that's
00:36:47.860
the phase where everybody quits and you don't want to be one of those people that quits
00:36:51.800
because when you start out there's a thousand people trying to do and i'm just making this up
00:36:56.160
there's a thousand people trying to do exactly what you're trying to do and after three years
00:37:00.460
that one thousand goes down to a hundred because everybody quits and this most people end up being
00:37:05.780
in that fucking you know 900 uh people that fucking quit okay and now you're competing against a
00:37:11.980
hundred and then three more years go by and out of that a hundred there's fucking 20 okay so now six
00:37:17.840
years in out of a thousand people there's only 20 left and then three more years out of that 20
00:37:23.780
there's 10 all right and this is how you this is how it works it's persistence it's it's fortitude
00:37:30.800
it's grit it's persevering the hard times it's pushing through the times when everybody else quits
00:37:37.300
when things are frustrating and things are draining and it's sucking your soul and you'd rather die than
00:37:43.560
take another step forward it's pushing through those times that produce the greatness in your craft
00:37:49.920
that everybody searches to have and then when you become great at that craft and everybody else has
00:37:54.980
quit you feel like the fucking man you feel super fulfilled because you're confident you know what
00:38:01.220
you're doing you've been doing it for 12 years and everybody else quit and then you're way ahead of the
00:38:06.600
thousand people who are starting this year the same path you're on so those people are easy money for you
00:38:11.980
you just beat their asses this is how the game works so it's persistence bro this is why we talk
00:38:17.680
about 75 hard and live hard so much because if you can't get better if you can't push through when
00:38:24.180
shit is extremely hard you have no chance at winning long term zero fucking zero bro i don't care how
00:38:29.820
talented you are okay obsession and discipline will destroy talent a hundred times out of a hundred every
00:38:37.440
single fucking time bro so you have to become someone and that's the good news you can become
00:38:42.200
someone who's obsessed you can become someone who's disciplined those are things you can control you
00:38:47.100
can't really control your talent you can control your skill set which appears to be talent from the
00:38:51.580
outside after 20 years right like people look at me and they say oh that's a talented entrepreneur
00:38:56.680
no i'm a dumb ass who's just been doing it a whole long time and i accumulated a bunch of skills
00:39:01.820
and to you it appears that it's talent it's not talent it's learning it's going out getting my ass kicked
00:39:08.980
a thousand times and learning the lesson every single time and not repeating it twice and it appears to
00:39:14.220
be talent from the outside it's not talent bro it's perseverance it's grit it's fortitude it's pushing through
00:39:19.640
the times when everybody else quits uh and and you're you're left as one of the few still operating
00:39:25.560
and this is the problem that most people make in their lives they never get great because they
00:39:29.900
don't give themselves enough time to be great so i know there's a lot to that answer but at the end
00:39:34.460
of the day here's the deal whatever you decide fucking decide that you're going to do it for 70
00:39:39.240
years and stick to it and eventually in 10 years you're going to be great at it and then you'll have
00:39:43.480
60 years of awesomeness that's what's going to happen yeah but the idea of going from thing to thing
00:39:48.320
to thing to thing to thing this is why internet culture is so damaging to people because they get caught
00:39:52.640
in that hamster wheel bro it's the new thing this year you know it was fucking crypto then it was nfts
00:39:58.600
then it was ecom then it was this then it was that then it was this now it's this and it's always this
00:40:04.480
new thing bro you'll lose that way you might win today you might win this year you might win for a
00:40:10.040
couple years but eventually you're going to lose you have to play the long game what would you want
00:40:15.480
to do if you could do anything in your life for the next 50 years what would that be what would that
00:40:23.300
be because whatever the fuck that is if you're an entrepreneur that's the company you should be
00:40:29.500
building you know what i'm saying it's not a short it's not a short time frame and we have a bunch of
00:40:36.020
knuckle fucks on the internet that tell people bad information because they've never actually even
00:40:40.540
really done it bro real real talk how many people out here talking about entrepreneurship have
00:40:45.620
really built a company i mean why are we not asking these questions why are we not asking
00:40:51.640
these questions when it comes to building companies how many companies this person built what kind of
00:40:56.720
what what do they do how long have they been around how many people have they served how many
00:41:01.160
employees do they have can i buy their product how do they fulfill their product how's their customer
00:41:06.180
service how's their actual product quality what like what do you guys not ask these questions when
00:41:12.700
you see all these people telling you how to build a company on the internet like real talk you should
00:41:18.520
learn from people who have built shit okay and people who have built shit are all going to tell you
00:41:22.640
they're going to listen to the last 10 minutes or whatever i've been talking and they're going to
00:41:25.920
say fuck that's correct it's it's it's fucking the game is outlasting the game is pushing through when
00:41:32.020
everybody else quits the reason most people fail is because they cannot commit and they cannot see
00:41:36.720
things through the hard times that's it i fucking love it man well guys and that was three yep go pay
00:41:43.720
the fee went from sleeping on the floor now my jewelry box froze fuck a bowl fuck a stole counted millions
00:41:51.740
in the cold bad bitch booted swole got her on bankroll can't fold doesn't know headshot case close