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When your are 19, you’re absolutely in a season of learning and not a season of earning.
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- Not being in a rush is the single thing that I would tell my 19-year-old self.
- When you're 19, you absolutely are in a season of learning, not a season of earning, which means you should be willing to work for far below what you believe you are worth in order to learn to increase what that worth is.
- So, 100% of the money that you make, eat ramen soup, live in your parents' basement, it doesn't matter, spend all of that, aggressive amounts of money, on learning specific skills around business or the thing that you want to learn.
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Abschnitt 1 Not being in a rush is the single thing that I would tell my 19-year-old self.
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0:00Not being in a rush is the single thing that I would tell my 19-year-old self. When you're 19, you absolutely are in a season of learning, not a season of earning, which means you should be willing to work for far below what you believe you are worth in order to learn to increase what that worth is. And being willing to do anything to learn new skills. So, 100% of the money that you make, eat ramen soup, live in your parents' basement, it doesn't matter, spend all of that, aggressive amounts of money, on learning specific skills around business or the thing that you want to learn.