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If I Wanted to Outwork My Excuses, I'd Work 28 Hours a Week — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Alex, Leila, do you think you would be
  2. 0:02successful if you start in the United
  3. 0:03Kingdom?
  4. 0:05Leila
  5. 0:06>> [sighs and gasps]
  6. 0:08>> Like
  7. 0:10What do you want me to say here?
  8. 0:12Like what do you The question I have
  9. 0:14about this question is what do you What
  10. 0:15are you going to get out of it? Out of
  11. 0:17my answer.
  12. 0:18Let's play out both scenarios. Let's say
  13. 0:19I say yes, I think I'd be successful in
  14. 0:21the United Kingdom. Then you might be
  15. 0:22like, well, you don't really understand
  16. 0:23how hard it is here. There's tall poppy
  17. 0:25syndrome. Uh you know, it's you know,
  18. 0:27it's more anti-business here, blah blah
  19. 0:28blah blah blah. Okay. So then you just
  20. 0:30questioned my ability to work harder and
  21. 0:32and and suffer and have tolerance of
  22. 0:34pain. Okay, fine.
  23. 0:36Um if I say
  24. 0:38um
  25. 0:40I don't think I would succeed in the UK,
  26. 0:42then it's like, okay, good. I have an
  27. 0:43excuse now to not try hard.
  28. 0:46Like we're dealt the cards we're dealt.
  29. 0:49And
  30. 0:51like
  31. 0:53you can wish for different cards,
  32. 0:55but the hand that you have is the hand
  33. 0:57that you have. And so you play the ones
  34. 0:59you got. If you're If you're born 5'5"
  35. 1:01and you want to be 7 ft, you can wish
  36. 1:03for it all you want. You're going to
  37. 1:04stay the same height.
  38. 1:05But you can just be like, well, people
  39. 1:07who are 5'5" live a lot longer than
  40. 1:09people who are 7 ft tall. Like every
  41. 1:11position has an advantage. And I think
  42. 1:12that is like
  43. 1:13that is what I will leave you with,
  44. 1:15which is that
  45. 1:16every position on the board,
  46. 1:18whether you're the experienced person in
  47. 1:20a marketplace or you're brand new, has
  48. 1:22an advantage. And so if you can only see
  49. 1:24the disadvantage of your position, you
  50. 1:26have a losing mentality, which means you
  51. 1:28need to reframe how you're thinking
  52. 1:30about it. If it's hard in the UK to
  53. 1:31start a business, guess what? It's hard
  54. 1:33for [ __ ] your competition, too.
  55. 1:36Right? Which means it's harder for them,
  56. 1:37which means that you can try a little
  57. 1:38harder, because at the end of the day,
  58. 1:40who you are competing against is other
  59. 1:42humans.
  60. 1:43Like please take this in. Like you are
  61. 1:45just competing against other humans. And
  62. 1:48even then, you're not even competing
  63. 1:49against them. You're competing against
  64. 1:50you. You're competing against the couch.
  65. 1:52You're competing against distraction.
  66. 1:53You're competing against
  67. 1:54uh conflicting goals, conflicting
  68. 1:55priorities. You're competing against
  69. 1:57against against notifications and and
  70. 1:59and and Facebook and and all these
  71. 2:02things that are popping up and
  72. 2:03distracting you. Like that's what you're
  73. 2:04actually competing against. If you
  74. 2:06actually worked like truly worked, truly
  75. 2:08focused for and I'm going to I'm going
  76. 2:10to say a crazy number. If you actually
  77. 2:12truly dedicated yourself to working for
  78. 2:154 to 6 hours a day and I mean like put a
  79. 2:17timer on and the moment you look away
  80. 2:18you stop and then restart the timer for
  81. 2:21truly 4 to 6 hours of work every single
  82. 2:24day. And I'm saying 7 days a week.
  83. 2:2628 hours a week of work. Oh my god.
  84. 2:28Right?
  85. 2:29You would be a further ahead than most
  86. 2:31people cuz most people don't do jack
  87. 2:32[ __ ] They sit in front of the computer
  88. 2:34and it's just like the the little story
  89. 2:36I was telling earlier which I'll I'll
  90. 2:37I'll wrap with which is
  91. 2:39when I did the little construction
  92. 2:40remodel of my gym
  93. 2:42and I had to you know jackhammer the
  94. 2:44floor and then re- relay you know the
  95. 2:46rubber on the flooring and all that
  96. 2:47stuff and then paint it and all that
  97. 2:49jazz.
  98. 2:50I could I could look at the walls, I
  99. 2:52could look at the floors, I could show
  100. 2:54up, but like unless I did it, it didn't
  101. 2:56get done.
  102. 2:57And I think a lot of people are showing
  103. 2:59up to work expecting the work to somehow
  104. 3:02happen and expecting for life to give
  105. 3:05them credit for being there. And sure,
  106. 3:07showing up is half the battle, but the
  107. 3:10other half is [ __ ] winning and
  108. 3:11working when you're there.
  109. 3:13And so I think this question of like
  110. 3:15would you be successful if you were born
  111. 3:16in Pakistan or India? Like I don't know
  112. 3:18and how does it serve you?
  113. 3:20Because if you are born in in the third
  114. 3:22world or UK cuz like the person who
  115. 3:24asked this question about this who's in
  116. 3:25the UK, it's like well you weren't born
  117. 3:27in Mongolia, bro.
  118. 3:30You weren't born in in in in sub-Saharan
  119. 3:33Africa.
  120. 3:34So like you're you're in one of the most
  121. 3:36developed countries in the world.
  122. 3:38Like you already you already you're
  123. 3:39already born on on on third base just
  124. 3:42cuz you're in like a developed country.
  125. 3:44It's a very small There's There just
  126. 3:46within the UK and the US is 370 million
  127. 3:49people out of 8 billion. You got a 4%
  128. 3:51shot and you've already you've already
  129. 3:52rolled the dice and got a one out of 25
  130. 3:54chance. You already one out of 25 in
  131. 3:56terms of your luck right now.
  132. 3:58And if you're a guy, great, double that.
  133. 4:00Now you're one out of 50.
  134. 4:02Right? And so just this idea that
  135. 4:05you ask the question because you want
  136. 4:06the excuse for for your current
  137. 4:08condition, but it changes nothing.
  138. 4:10Whether I'm successful or not in
  139. 4:11Pakistan, maybe if I'm in in whatever
  140. 4:13country you're in, maybe I'm not
  141. 4:15successful. And what does that do for
  142. 4:17you?
  143. 4:19It protects your ego.
  144. 4:21That's what you have to be real about.
  145. 4:22It protects your ego. So either you want
  146. 4:24it or don't.
  147. 4:28But the blame finger has to go this way.
  148. 4:31Because it's the only thing you can
  149. 4:32control.
  150. 4:33You might have a disadvantage, and
  151. 4:35there's nothing you can do about it. So
  152. 4:37you do what you can, right? You do what
  153. 4:39you can control.
  154. 4:40And so I will finish with how I started.
  155. 4:48Stand tall.
  156. 4:49Don't crack. Endure.
  157. 4:52You can die tomorrow.
  158. 4:53Today, you do the only thing you can do.
  159. 4:56You fight. You rage on.
  160. 4:58You do what you came to do. You finish
  161. 5:00what you started.
  162. 5:01No matter how much it costs, how long it
  163. 5:03takes, or how much it hurts, because you
  164. 5:06said you would.
  165. 5:07With that, lock in. Appreciate you guys.
  166. 5:10Uh hope you guys had an amazing and
  167. 5:12enjoyable
  168. 5:13live, and I'll see you guys in the next
  169. 5:15one. If you like this video and you're
  170. 5:16business owner who wants to break
  171. 5:17through your current revenue ceiling, I
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  173. 5:20businesses past 10 million and three
  174. 5:22businesses past 100 million into a
  175. 5:24completely free scaling roadmap that
  176. 5:25I've used to go from zero to one, zero
  177. 5:27to 10, and zero to 100 plus. And so you
  178. 5:29can click here and you can check it out.
  179. 5:31Again, absolutely free, and since you're
  180. 5:32business owner, appreciate you, and uh
  181. 5:34enjoy.

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