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Why the uncertainty of entrepreneurship makes it worth the fight
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- And there's no audience waiting to cheer for you, and you don't know that you're going to beat Apollo Creed.
- So, you're in it for 5 years, and I think the hard part of entrepreneurship is the uncertainty that you don't know if it's going [music] to work out.
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0:00The Rocky cutscene lasts 2 minutes in the movie, but it can last 5 years in real life. [music] And there is no background music. You know what I mean? And there's no audience waiting to cheer for you, and you don't know that you're going to beat Apollo Creed. So, you're in it for 5 years, and I think the hard part of entrepreneurship is the uncertainty that you don't know if it's going [music] to work out. But taking to the other natural extreme, if you did know and you were guaranteed that it was going to work, it wouldn't be worth it. >> [music]
0:25>> We want a guarantee from a world that doesn't give any. And the fact that it doesn't give a guarantee is what makes it worth it.