This is Help Wanting. The show that tackles all the big work questions you cannot ask

anyone else. I'm Jason Pfeiffer, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur magazine, and I'm New York

Time Specialing author and money expert, Nicole Lapin.

The helpline is open. You are working very hard. I feel safe assuming that. I mean, if

you listen to this show, it's because you care about what you do, or you want to find

work that you love more. Anyway, I'm sure you're throwing a lot at it. You're throwing

yourself into it. But it's not enough, is it? It doesn't feel like enough. It never

feels like enough. The result isn't as good or big or fast as you want, and you are stressed

and frustrated and demoralized. Now, stop for a moment, will you? And please repeat this

phrase after me. I will do the best work with the resources available. I will do the best

work with the resources available. What is that? That is my mantra. It is not sexy. It

does not make for a great motivational poster, but it is true and honest, and I remind myself

of it often. And I want you to have these words whenever you need them. Today, I'm going

to tell you why. And I'm going to tell you how they can help you too. But before we get

there, related, let's hear from a guy who you would think has everything. His name is

Ryan Reynolds. Ryan Reynolds, we know Ryan Reynolds, Ryan Reynolds, actor, entrepreneur. When

Ryan Reynolds was shooting Deadpool, this movie that was an enormous smash hit, the studio,

they did not predict an enormous smash hit. They predicted a flop and they kept shrinking

the movie's budget. At first, this was very frustrating for Ryan and his team, but then

it forced him to think more creatively. And Ryan realized something important. Here is what

he told me in an interview that I did with him for entrepreneur magazine. And every time

the studio took money away from our budget, we replaced whatever set piece we just lost

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