You see, most people, they let lack of resources stop them from achieving whatever goals that they want to accomplish. They always say, oh, I don't

know the right people. I don't have the network. I don't have the context. I don't have the capital.

I don't have the know-how. But what should I do? I always believe it's not the lack of resources,

but a lack of resourcefulness.

It's a form of mental laziness,

that they're not thinking very hard,

and any little bit of obstacle,

I don't know the right people,

I don't know how,

it just stops them,

versus if you get creative

in terms of solutions,

get creative in terms of where to find the resources,

and getting good at persuading and communicating to other people,

why they should help you, why they should maybe let you borrow some of those resources.

Example, let's say you're an entrepreneur.

If you say, well, I don't have any capital start.

Well, you could do something, get a freaking job,

get some income coming in, be an intern.

If you don't know how to do something, right?

Once you have developed some skills, some experience,

then maybe you could then talk to investors

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