Dre Baldwin

Most of the time, not all the time, of course, consistency and perfectionism, you know, whatever, it's very hard.

Uh, but yeah, so I think about that quote a lot and it goes to exactly what, what the point you're trying to prove.

And that by-product is

being a disciplined person.

It's like in the podcast space or the speaking space, everyone, it seems cool to be a speaker.

Oh, to get up in front of people and talk to 500 people, 400 people, that seems awesome.

Be having a podcast, that seems awesome.

It's like, well, dude, do you wanna talk to zero people, one person?

Do you wanna have no one listen to your show?

Like how many episodes are you willing to do?

Most people quit after 10.

If I send 300 emails and no one responds, do I still wanna be a speaker?

Like there's the work right there.

And I think that's where like,

The system comes into place.

Okay.

I'm going to send 15 emails today.

That's my system.

And I'm going to build on that tomorrow, whatever the case may be, or I'm going to record one episode a week or, you know, that, that type of vibe.

And it's like, if you're willing to do that, I think eventually as you tweak the system to try and get the result that you want, eventually you'll end up probably in a pretty good place.