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- Wer am längsten durchhält und weiterdenkt, gewinnt oft, aber nur wenn das Ziel realistisch bleibt.
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- Konzentrier dich erst darauf, von 100.000 auf eine Million Umsatz im Jahr zu kommen, das ist in einem Jahr machbar.
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0:00This leads me to the next lesson. The person with the longest time horizon wins. Fundamentally, there's so much competition, some of the only alpha that's left over, meaning arbitrage of value, exists for people who are simply willing to wait and endure longer. So, let's expand on that. So, I think the person with the longest time horizon wins as long as that time horizon isn't is is reverse engineered to some level of reality. So I think Elon is the richest man in the world right now because he has wanted to build rockets, wanted to build cars, and wanted to go to space since he was like seven. And so he has wanted to do this one thing his whole life. And he said it in his I don't know if you guys seen this, like his Zip 2, like when he was like hadn't even sold his first company, he was like, I think cars are really cool. Like electric cars, can you imagine? And like rock like he's talking about this then like this has been what he's wanted to do his whole life. Um, I would say for me I would say that my time horizon is not as long as Elon's which is probably why I'm not as rich as Elon. Um, but for me it's like I can probably see like call it 3 to five from now. Um, and I plan for that and beyond that I'm like I don't know. I might be in a different person, different life, who knows? But that's kind of as far away as I can see.
1:03It's very difficult to have vision when you have bills to pay. >> Mhm. >> And so you have to get that situated first in my opinion. You have to get your like personal stuff figured out and then you'll buy yourself breathing room to think further. >> Yeah. >> So in that case then am I thinking 3 to 5 years? >> No, I think you figure out how to like go to a million dollars a year and like don't worry about anything else. >> Say that again. I'm sorry.
1:29>> I think you think how do I go from 100k to a million? That's my whole focus. And you can do that in a year. >> Yeah. Um >> and like when you do that because the thing is is when you do that first level of going to like you know 100 to a million or 100 to 300 whatever the number is right you will have more resources and more skills. And so what happens is your vision of the board will change. You'll see the way the game's played differently. >> And so I see the people who are like the best at the game as the people who see reality the most clearly. And so if you've been doing something for a long time in your business and it hasn't been getting you what you want, it's usually because you don't see reality as clearly as clearly as you think you do. You see distortions. And so I think as people go up up wealth, it's because they actually are better at predicting what's going to happen, which is why they make more money than other people. And so that's why I see entrepreneurship as one of the best sources of personal development because you get slapped really quickly to find out whether you were right or …