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This was a neat moment from a clip I filmed back in June of 2016. The same message still applie

Reflecting on an old clip about waiting for a breakthrough, the point is to measure progress in decades rather than days, and if you're not willing to keep doing the work that long, it probably isn't aligned with what you actually want.

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  • For all those people who are hustling out there who are like, I don't know when my breakthrough is going to happen.
  • I don't know when it's going to happen either.
  • And I think a lot of it just takes a change in mindset to just saying like, I just need to get better.
  • And I don't say that as a patient's platitude, but I say that we have to think about things that we'd be willing to do for a very long period of time.

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    Abschnitt 1 For all those people who are hustling out there who are like, I don't know when my breakthrough is going to happen.

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0:00For all those people who are hustling out there who are like, I don't know when my breakthrough is going to happen. I don't know when it's going to happen either. And I think a lot of it just takes a change in mindset to just saying like, I just need to get better. I think that a lot of it has to come down to like how you're measuring time and then how you see the effort that you're putting in. And so if you get good enough, that breakthrough happens eventually. It's more real to me now than it was when I made that video. It's about measuring in decades, not days. And I don't say that as a patient's platitude, but I say that we have to think about things that we'd be willing to do for a very long period of time. So, if you're not really willing to do the thing that you're doing right now for a very long period of time, it probably means that whatever it is doesn't motivate you because it's not meaningful to you. If you don't think of the long-term thing as like a a patience mantra, but more so a I need alignment to what I really want to do mantra, that's what will give you the stick to itness to be able to go through the harder times because nothing big happens overnight. It just takes time.