What do you think that difference is?

I think mainly it was just I had to fucking do those things versus now when you're

an entrepreneur, your limit on like back then there was like cemented concrete goals.

Like do this class, get this grade, go to work, get this paycheck and you have a certain

amount of scheduled shifts. Go, you know, talk to this chick, you know, go to work, get this paycheck, and you have a certain amount of scheduled shifts,

go, you know, talk to this chick, you know, go on a date with her, you know, do whatever.

That sort of thing, like there was cemented, like, concrete things that had to be done

versus now my business is basically bottlenecked by there's no concrete anything.

Like, I have to set my own deadlines or else they don't exist.

So I could like sit here and do fucking nothing for a month.

And the only detriments would be my business would grow slower, not that something would

implode, not that anything would go wrong because like I'm in a good position where I could

hypothetically just fucking sit here.

So for me, I think it was more so that I had so many things I had to do.

And I felt like completely obligated to get those done or else I wouldn't get like, I don't

know, like I paid a shit ton for university.

Like I'm going to go to class.

I'm going to like complete the exam. I'm going to do to class. I'm going to, like, complete the exam.

I'm going to do this.

You know what?

This is really, really good advice.

I think the smartest thing a man can do.

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