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- Man wird zur Ausnahme, indem man konsequent lange genug an einer Sache dranbleibt.
- Mr. Beast hat mit 12 Jahren angefangen und über 13 Jahre lang jeden Tag daran gearbeitet.
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0:00I think you become the exception by being the rule. And so I'll unpack that, but like we we highlight the 16-year-old, right? We don't nearly as much highlight the 30-year-old who's crushing it because it's like, well, obviously he worked for a decade and then he got there. It's like, but if you work for a decade and they get you there, you are exceptional. You are already at the very ends of achievement and you did it by following the rule, which is that
0:27>> it's just maybe not unpredicted. >> Yes. It's not conflare, not necessarily that it's the only kind of rare. >> It's rare that it was a lottery ticket more than And of course, and I want to be clear, maybe he's 16 or And like Mr. Beast is a perfect example of this. He's 25, I think, now. Something like that. 256. I know we're getting old. >> Um,
0:51>> and so the thing is is that he started, I think, making videos when he was 12, right? And so it's like, oh well, he's got 13 years in just one game spending every hour of every day for that 13 years doing it. And so some of these kind of younger guys, and I think part of this is just proliferation of information and access to information has just gotten, you know, bountiful for everyone. And with AI, it's been easier for people with fewer resources that to to start actual things, right? The cost of entry financially is significantly lower and the cost the access to information is basically almost zero.
1:25And so when you combine those things, if you're 14 years old, you have high fluid intelligence. Like your brain's working. So if you're like if you're on the younger side, like there's there is no rule that says that an app designed by a 14-year-old is in some way or anyway valued less by a customer than an app that's developed by a 40-year-old. There's no rule. And so I will also push back on one thing, which is if you continue to feel like people don't take you seriously, if you continue to feel like people don't take you seriously because of your age, it might be not because of your age. It might be because you suck. And I think that is a significantly harder and pro and more probable pill that you'll have to swallow. Well, especially given that self assessment and reflection is difficult to do when you're young. Your own ability to understand where your strengths and weaknesses lie. It's hard.
2:23Full stop. Sure. It's really hard if you're 20. Yeah. Right. Or 22. >> Real quick, I'm going to show you the exact 10stage road map from zero to 100 million plus that less than 1% of companies finish. I've now done multiple times. And so, I can say with a lot of confidence that these are the stages as headcount increases that you need to get through. And I broke each of these down by eight different functions of the business. What the constraint feels like, like what are the symptoms of it when you're going through it, and then what steps we actually took to graduate.
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