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- People only root for people who don't need it.
- He's so good." >> [music] >> But like, that's the time when you need it the least.
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0:00People only root for people who don't need it. >> [music] >> The amount of times when I was on my lonely path where I was too different from the friends that I had, but not successful enough to be friends with the people that I wanted to be friends with. >> [music] >> That's when That's when you want people to root for you. That's when you want people to support you.
0:24Once you've already won, people are like, "He's amazing. He's so good." >> [music] >> But like, that's the time when you need it the least. You always have to be the person who roots for you before anyone else does. And [music] it's usually a single clap in the auditorium for a very long period of time. It is a slow clap [music] that's just you rooting for you. People struggle to do things alone. And the path of the exceptional person
0:51>> [music] >> is one of an exception, which means that you are not with other people. And rather than fighting that or bemoaning it, see it [music] as an indicator that you're on the right path, because if everyone else were cheering you on, then it means you're not in the right place, because it means you're just like everyone else, and that's not where you want to be.