Pejman Ghadimi

So, you know, if you want to start your own thing and you don't have the proper

like either past track records skill set or you haven't learned how to market these things then it's okay to start a smaller business to acquire some funds work for someone earn more skills get some money behind you and then be like how long of a runway did i build three years of survival okay i'm not gonna get too comfortable i can take three years i can go launch my own thing but the other thing that's also this society has done is this stigma that

If you're not an entrepreneur, you're a loser.

If you're not building your own shit, you're a loser and you're not good enough and you're stupid.

It takes a lot of real dedication and effort and time and fucking sacrifice to build shit.

And it's not for everyone at all stages of life at the same rate, just because someone else did it, you're going to do it.

So there are guys making five, 600K a year working jobs.

Like I have people in my company.

Because they become great at that thing.

And they're really fucking talented.

And I'm great.

They're irreplaceable.

They would not do a great job at entrepreneurship.

They're making plenty of money.

They still drive Ferraris.

They're doing their shit.

And they're not like senior level guys that are like,

You know, the guy's been there 32 years and he took it.

It's just fucking guys that three years later, they make like five, 600 grand.

So and they live very well.