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The ladder of success isn’t meant to be comfortable. There isn’t enough room to hang around. Yo
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- If you had to create a human, what would you put them through to make them tough?
- What would you put them through to make them patient?
- If people reframe the the period of life that [music] they're going through as the price that they're paying out of their wallet, but the wallet is their time, then I think more people would be willing to make the trade.
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Abschnitt 1 If you had to create a human, what would you put them through to make them tough?
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0:00If you had to create a human, what would you put them through to make them tough? [music] It probably wouldn't be a really chill life. What would you put them through to make them patient? You probably wouldn't give [music] them things immediately. We want these traits, but each of the traits [music] has a price tag attached to it. And it's just like, do you want to pay the price tag to get the thing? If people reframe the the period of life that [music] they're going through as the price that they're paying out of their wallet, but the wallet is their time, then I think more people would be willing to make the trade. Because at least when I look at myself, like when I'm 80 something years old and I'm looking [music] back on my life, I want to have these traits, but in order to have those traits, I know I have to go through these things. And I think for me, that's given [music] me a lot of comfort in hard times.