Scott Clary

I feel like I know with 100% certainty I can go build Netflix.

That's absurd.

It's never existed before.

How would you know how to build it?

So it's not about knowing everything.

In fact, more often than not, the people that are successful that you listen to on podcasts, they definitely didn't know anything.

When they first started, they just understood that it was possible.

They didn't have these limiting beliefs that were sort of given over to them by all these well-meaning people in their life.

They understood that a life way beyond what anybody who influenced them had ever known was possible.

And then they pursue that thing and they have this delusional self-belief that they will be able to figure it out.

So it's not just like one idea.

It's removing limiting beliefs.

It's reframing what's possible.

And it's also believing that you can actually go after it and get it done.

And when that all aligns and you not only have the mindset dialed in, but then you go after the thing for an unreasonable amount of time, 10, 15 plus years, that's when you see the success story.

Like the guy I'm referring to is Mark Randolph, who was one of the co-founder of Netflix.

So it's the mindset plus it's the time in the game equals the result.

We'll be right back.

That's why I've been looking into Brainly.

Brainly is basically a 24-7 AI-powered tutor that actually walks them through problems step-by-step, not just giving answers, by helping them understand how something works so they can build confidence and keep moving.