I get so many questions from all of you guys in my dams in the comments section on

YouTube everywhere so I want to try something new I'm going to start answering

some of those questions that I've historically answered privately in public

so more of you can gain access to those answers.

I asked everybody in my telegram community to submit videos of questions that they want answered from me

and in this video today I'm going to answer those questions with total, total honesty.

And these questions range across business to personal questions, to questions about relationships and mental health,

and challenges that you're facing.

So here is the first question you asked me this week.

My name is Anjela, I'm 18,

and I'm about to enter my first year at you

to study economics.

I have a lot of commitments.

I'm running a business, my partner. I'm making music I'm learning languages and I'm playing sports and I worry that my focus is split. How do you suggest that I move forward? Do you think I should grip my teeth and balance everything to the best of my ability or do you think I should prioritize and sacrifice for better quality output despite loving every single

biggest lesson that I learned when I was starting off early in my business career

was the importance of focus and I had this drummed into me

by one of my investors one day when I came to them and presented this new idea

Which was an addition to the current company that I was building and they hit me really hard with this like verbal weapon and told me they said Steve focus is everything and that stayed

with me I was annoyed at the time because naturally when you're a creative person

and a very inspired person as many of us are, you have so many ideas. And the problem is you can't take on all of those ideas at once, and any attempt to do so compromises each individual idea.

So if you have three ideas and you're giving them 33% of your time each,

the chance of mastery or success in any of those things

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