Travis Chappell

That's the thing is that...

Once you adopt the identity of somebody who values time over anything else, you start realizing that a lot of these things are a bargain.

You know, it's like, oh, it's okay.

Name the number, 25 grand, 50 grand, a hundred grand, 10 grand, whatever sounds like a lot to you.

All I would do is ask people what their goals are.

You know, like they would look at investing in something.

It's like, yeah, but it's 10 grand.

Okay.

But, and I'm just like, okay, but you just told me

that you want this thing that you're doing to make you $1 million next year.

What is 10 grand compared to a million bucks?

How long is it going to take you to fail and fall on your face and figure it out on your own when you could just pay 10 grand and learn all of the things that that person learned over 20 years of doing the thing that you're trying to do?

And you're holding the money like the money is the most valuable piece.

It's not.

Your time is the most valuable piece.

And like you said, it's not even just a matter of like, oh, I can figure it out because you probably can figure it out.

Will it take you way longer?

Sure.

But then you also are throwing in that other variable of like, if it does take you that much longer and you're putting in this work in the meantime and failing this much and falling on your face this much, how likely is it going to be that you're actually going to stick with the thing that you're trying to see success at for the duration of time that's required in order for you to see the success anyway?

Can you do it?