Pejman Ghadimi

You can still make money.

There might be some truth to that.

I'm not saying like, oh, it's a bad thing to follow that footstep.

But it's not going to come at the rate and at the speed or at the increase that the person got it.

So you're going to lose interest because you're like, I thought I was going to get millions of dollars, but I really made like 15, 20 grand.

And I don't think it's for me.

So if you're not willing to commit to what that business is or what that blueprint is, then don't start because you're going to drop off and you're going to lose years.

You could have invested in something of your own in that path and taken that suffering stage.

And that's worse.

The worst thing is to go down a path, make no money, waste three years, come back to zero in that loop and then be like, well, I could have spent three years devoted to this.

I still made no fucking money.

I would have at least gotten through the trenches by now.

Forever, correct?

Because it's the next thing that's promised because they're looking at the reward, not the work.

Whatever the blueprint is, whatever the job is, whatever the decision of the business is, are you willing to commit to become the best at whatever that is?

If you're not interested in plumbing and you're not interested in maybe digital media or you're not interested in podcasting, just because someone else has made a billion dollars in it does not mean you will fucking make a billion dollars in it.

You are not interested in becoming the best.

They were interested in really fucking being on a podcast.

Like starting a podcast.

And so they committed to that art.