You're listening to the How to Talk to Girls podcast with me, Tripp Kramer.

Hello, welcome back to another episode of the How to Talk to Girls podcast. I'm your host,

Tripp Kramer from TripAdvicecoaching.com. Well, I sat down today to record a podcast and I realized,

wait a minute, what's the date? I was like, oh, wow, it's already late

December, 2024. And then I remembered that I put out the first episode of the How to Talk

to Girls podcast around this time. I thought it was at the end of December.

So I looked back to my episodes and I saw here that the first episode called Pickup Lines

that actually work, that was the first episode of the How to Talk to Girls podcast, came

out December 7th, 2014.

So I guess I'm a few weeks late.

Oh well, but holy shit.

I just realized I've been doing this for 10 years.

I know there was a few times this year where I thought about it.

Like, oh, this is the 10 year anniversary, but I didn't really give it much thought.

And I am one to celebrate times like these, just

who I am. But I totally forgot. I totally forgot until it really just hit me. Ten years doing this

podcast. When I think of the word, the phrasing, 10 years, it reminds me of a piece of advice that

it's one of those pieces of advice. It's out there and I don't know who exactly coined it. Some

people say it's Bill Gates. Some people say it's Tony Robbins.

But it's this idea that people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what

they can do in 10 years. My way of interpreting that piece of advice, that quote, is just that people think they can get a lot done in one year, which they can.

But when you really stick with something, when you do it for 10 years, hell, even five years, the consistent work that you put into

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