For later me.
It's hard.
But I know that if I keep doing this.
It might take one, or five years, or even ten years.
When I eventually find what I was looking for.
It won't matter.
Whether it's one.
Or five years.
Or ten years.
Everyone has access to the same information you have access to.
It's not the information that makes the difference, but how quickly you act on it.
You win through executing on your information faster than others.
You win through execution.
The order in which you do things is EXTREMELY important.
Because each thing you do will have an effect on how you do the rest.
So, the first thing you do should always be the most impactful thing possible.
If you don’t do something for the right reason, you won’t stick with it for a long time.
Which again, begs the question of, why even bother doing it to begin with anyway?
Here's something funny if you ever try to come up with ideas:
When you're working it, your brain just doesn't give you SHIT no matter how hard you try.
But when you're just taking a SHIT, it actually gives you some pretty decent ideas, many of those are amazing even.
It’s not about who’s right or wrong, it’s about sharing our differences. Because at the end of the day, you have to understand that we all want different things with our lives.