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- I don't Yeah, feel like I have many peers around me.
- Fundamentally, there's these in-between periods that sometimes last years where you [music] are way more advanced than the people that you know, and so you don't want to hang out with them.
- You don't have the cred to hang out with the next group of people.
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0:00I feel very alone at times as an entrepreneur. I don't Yeah, feel like I have many peers around me. And honestly, I feel like that's why I go to a lot of these things is just to you know, be around people who are like that. >> Entrepreneurship's lonely. You know, um I think the biggest issue is that the faster you grow, the more you outgrow. Fundamentally, there's these in-between periods that sometimes last years where you [music] are way more advanced than the people that you know, and so you don't want to hang out with them. You don't have the cred to hang out with the next group of people.
0:32But the thing is is that once you enter that next group of people, if you keep growing, you pass [music] them, too. And so, I think a lot of stress for entrepreneurs comes from the judgment on reality, which is I feel alone, {comma} and that's bad. [music] But one of the fastest ways to solve problems is to decide it's not a problem. Being poor sucks. Being rich has problems. Growth has a ton of stress. Not growing has a ton of stress. Stress means you're alive,
1:01>> [music] >> and it's okay.