Learn This Skill If You Want To Be Relevant In 10 Years

Intro

00:00The problem. People are programed at a young age to rely on everyone but themselves to secure their future. The parents, who are living in the past and out of touch with new opportunities. The schools that are funded by the system they train you into.

00:14The employers who benefit from you, not seeking better options and will probably lay you off in the next ten years. The society that distracts you with news, memes and other noise that controls your emotional well-being. This is the perfect formula for an insecure future.

00:26Learn this. Do that. Take your exams. Believe in this God. Get this job. By the time you start navigating your 20s, your mind is a computer program that runs the same functions over and over again. Wake up. Go to work. Put in minimal effort.

00:42Pay the bills. Scroll social media. Wish for the past. Worry about tomorrow and have brief glimpses of a future where your delusional sense of security will be threatened by AI, automation, or just the randomness of life. There's no such thing as doing nothing with your life.

01:00There's only doing what you want to do, or doing what others want you to do. And if you choose the latter, your life becomes more and more mechanical until it's near impossible to escape the solution. Become independent. Think for yourself.

01:12Earn for yourself. Dive into the unknown. Create your own security. Revolt against all conventional paths in life as that is the only way to allow room for truth. Krishnamurti wrote. Life is really very beautiful. It is not this ugly thing that we have made of it.

01:31And you can appreciate its richness, its depth, its extraordinary loveliness. Only when you revolt against everything, against organized religion, against tradition, against the present rotten society, so that you as a human being, find out for yourself what is true.

01:43Not to imitate, but to discover. That is education, is it not? This leaves us with one task. Open our minds, take our own path and discover our way into a life of meaning. That's what we're here to talk about today, because there is just too much on everyone's minds.

02:01Everyone gets on social media. Everyone gets notifications on their phone. I is taking over. You 20 year olds don't know what to learn. Children don't know what to study in school. All of these things start to add up in your mind and they just lead to paralysis.

02:14By analysis. You end up, quote unquote doing nothing with your life, but in reality, you do what other people want for you, and that becomes more efficient with time and as technology advances. So by doing nothing, you're just making yourself more of a replacement for AI.

02:34AI and technology and other things are going to replace the people that do nothing with their lives. The people that don't have direction, the people that don't have vision, the people who can't make a decision for themselves, create their own own goals and achieve them.

02:48Those are the people that are going to get replaced. That alone. That alone is this entire video. It's learning how to think for yourself, learning how to make decisions for yourself, and understanding that problems will always exist. The reason people get replaced is because the problems that are being solved by that replacement are easier to solve with the thing, but then that's going to birth more problems.

03:09So the question for the entirety of this video is how do we choose

Learning How To Hunt

03:16and pursue the things that are going to secure our future when those things continuously change as technology does, and with technology changing the landscape of society faster and faster? How do we keep up and how do we stay on top? The skill that you need to learn is hunting.

03:34You need to learn to hunt for your survival. You can't find enjoyment in life because you don't know how to hunt. You're assigned material to read to pass your exams. You're assigned a routine to complete your tasks at a job. You're assigned beliefs and values to survive in your culture.

03:47The problem with assigned goals is that the path to achieve them is known. You are doing something that's been done before, or you're repeating tasks that a visionary assigned to you to build their dream instead of your own. Your psyche or mind is wired to hunt for its survival.

04:04If you were to put a chimpanzee in a fluorescent lit cubicle for eight hours a day, do you think it would thrive? Of course not. It lacks the natural environment that contributes to its psychological well-being. You don't need a scientific paper to assume this.

04:17The point that I'm trying to make here is that most people are monkeys in a cubicle. They have the mental wiring that our ancestors did, but they're in a new environment, and nobody understands how to act within that environment. And the psychological effects that come with boredom and the repetitive string of tasks.

04:36Slowly builds and builds. And because it slowly builds and builds, you don't even notice it. So you're operating at this lower state of consciousness for so long that you just think it's normal. You don't think there's anything higher than that?

04:48You don't think you can feel better, and you don't think any opportunities are worth pursuing because you're used to just feeling like shit when you perform the same tasks day in, day out at a job. There is no more learning. There is no challenge.

05:00There is no growth. Of course, this is for some jobs, but I would argue that 90% of people are in jobs that they hate. And I would argue that statistics back that a select 9% of people are in jobs, that they think they enjoy, and they're okay with it, and they're not trying to get out, but they would be better off if they got out.

05:20The last 1% are in the select few jobs where all of the psychological markers match perfectly, and they thoroughly enjoy their job. If you are in that 1%, this doesn't apply to you. If you are absolutely happy and have the autonomy to do what you want in your life, keep the job.

05:38But that's 1% of people. So just think that through before you continue with this video. So when you're in the 99% of jobs or just careers or life directions that lead to this psychological insecurity that you think is security, the only options you have are focus on the predictable future and get anxious so you numb your mind with distractions.

06:02Focus on the familiar past and get bored. So again, you numb your mind with distractions or set a new goal so you can finally take control of your life and start navigating the unknown. The only place you can learn, grow, and expand if you don't have a goal.

06:15The only option is to get distracted. To hunt is to discover knowledge, skills, ideas, and opportunities that help you achieve the goals you set for yourself. And once those goals become known, you must have another one ready so you don't get lost.

06:29This leads into step one, which is having a vision for direction.

Vision For Direction

06:34And I'm sure you guys are absolutely tired of me in telling you guys that you need a vision. But when I say to create a vision, I remind you that you need to remind yourself that you need a vision and you need to cultivate that. So if that's not top of mind, that's why I remind you every video, because I'm assuming you're watching this video because you feel like you need help and that you resonate with the problems that I stated earlier.

06:53So if if you are like, oh, he always talks about a vision and that allows it to just go through your head and not stick. Maybe it's time to rethink that and actually see the importance in this section that we're about to go over right now. The world's greatest artists, founders and creatives are all visionaries.

07:05They have an evolving image of what they want the future to look like. Your vision is your life's work. Your vision is the massively transformative purpose that Steven Kotler illustrates as a step to achieving the impossible. Your vision is your life's task.

07:22As Robert Green would point to, as a key to the good life. As I said, your vision is an evolving image. You discover what you want by realizing what you don't want and revolting against it. Your vision will come and go. You felt its power before when your vision is clear.

07:34Use that energy when your vision is foggy. Keep an open mind for the lessons that life is trying to teach you. A lesson there is that your vision isn't always clear. My vision isn't always clear. It's just not going to happen. It's the cycles of life.

07:46You go through curiosity, intensity, consistency and feeling lost in that cycle. Cycle cycles and you feel lost. And then you get curious about something because you're open minded while you feel lost and you weren't drowning in the emotions that come with feeling lost.

08:03You notice an opportunity. You get curious, you dive in. Then you go into this season of intensity where you build, build, build a business, your body, whatever it is, you have that intense motivation. But then if you don't systemize along the way, so when that crash inevitably comes, you aren't going to be consistent.

08:21So if you systemize what works and you create something sustainable from the intensity and all of that energy, then the consistency kind of just becomes easy and it becomes a part of your life. So you increase your baseline state of consciousness and just wellbeing and enjoyment in general.

08:35The second thing after a vision is goals for clarity.

Goals For Clarity

08:40This is important. Set a ten year goal. Set a one year goal. Set monthly goals. Set weekly goals. Set daily goals. Then forget about them all. You need goals to re-orient your mind toward the habits you must form that create the future you choose.

08:54You need goals to form the system that would achieve those goals. You need goals. So your pattern recognition machine of a mind can notice and store information that aids in the achievement of those goals. You probably won't hit all of those goals.

09:07They probably won't keep you motivated. Use them to reverse engineer what you need to do to reach your vision. Then forget about them so far. You may be wondering, okay, well, how does a vision and goals help me not live the life that someone else assigns to me, or not be replaced by AI?

09:20It's because the people being replaced by AI are achieving the goals that the AI helps them achieve, rather than getting replaced. You're becoming the visionary who can use AI as a tool to further your own goals. You're becoming a free thinker.

09:34You're becoming a master simply by having a vision and a goal for your future. But understanding that those things are fickle, those things are guides. Those things are so far out. So we need to bring it closer to us so we can act every day with confidence.

09:53That leads into step three, which is systems for progress. A quote from James Clear

Systems For Progress

09:58is that winners and losers have the same goals. Now, a system can't exist without a goal. A goal won't be achieved without a system. What is a system in terms that are relevant to your life? It's a series of actions or processes that lead to a specific result.

10:09We see these in the forms of habits, routines, rituals, practice, and repetition in the areas of real life that are important. We are talking about conscious systems in alignment with a self-generated goal, not unconscious known systems toward assigned goals.

10:24There's a big difference there self-generated goals evolve when achieved assigned goals stayed the same, and the modes of achieving them become efficient with time and get replaced by technology. If you want to make money, you need a system for writing content every day to generate traffic.

10:41I talk about this into our writer. If you want to get fit, you need a system for training and eating, preferably one that you find enjoyable and sustainable. If you want a better relationship, you need a system for communication and connection.

10:52But understand that one system doesn't fit all. The path to full control over your future is to solve your own problem with a unique system, and sell the solution over and over again, evolving as society's personal and collective problems do.

11:04That's how you adapt, and you can see this happening on social media right now. If you've been following me for a bit, you understand that I don't think the creator economy can be reduced to just people who create content for the sake of a job.

11:16I see it as a way of life being a creator, right? The word creator. What does that bring up for you? That could bring up quite a bit if you are open minded and a big picture thinker. If you are rather close minded and you think of it as some myopic job title as like a creator, really, you're going to reduce creator to just being that job title?

11:36No, that's not how it is. So what are creators doing? They're identifying problems in their life because they have agency and they don't need permission from a boss to go and solve a problem. So they go they research how to solve it through the internet with the information there.

11:53They synthesize that information. They create their own system for getting results, and then they pass that down to someone behind them so that person can get results faster. And humanity can evolve just by that process alone, by solving human problems, meaningful problems, not the problems that I can't solve.

12:08Right? I can't go into your head yet and fix your mental health issues or your growth needs, your self-actualization needs. That's just not going to happen. And this is why I say you are the niche, because you are simply passing down what worked for you to someone else who has a very similar personality as you, by attracting them to your vision and goals.

12:32Everything I'm talking about right now is a business model. This isn't just a way of, oh, I need to create a vision and a goal so I can pursue a better future. This is everything. Your vision is your vision, but it's also what you're attracting people towards.

12:45And then that's what turns it into a business. But a business is just a legal structure to allow you to achieve your vision in public and make money by doing so. How do you create a system? Self-experimentation. Nobody can teach you how to do something.

12:58They can only teach you how they do something. So you research processes that others have found success with. You can find these on social media, in courses or with a simple Google search. Then you experiment with various techniques. You implement the processes you learn and attempt to get results.

13:10Then you discover patterns and principles. So you note the similarities between each and double down on them. Then you create your own process. So tailor what you learn to your unique lifestyle and situation. Then contribute to true education by passing it down.

13:26Give people education that can't be taught in schools with a fundamental grounding in critical thinking. Now, if you want to understand how I create and monetize systems in the form of a digital product, or it could be a software or even a physical product, check out mental Monetization.

13:43That's pretty much my course on how on product development, on how to monetize your creative work.

Open-Mindedness For Awareness

13:49The next step after creating a system is open mindedness for awareness. Here's a quote from Daniel Stockton Berger. Traditional education and hyper specialization is a way to make people subservient to the dominant paradigm or system. Study the generalized principles of nature and be a deep generalist.

14:03Now, before we get into this section, I do want to plug the book The Kybalion. This is a book about Hermetic philosophy, and I know a lot of people that have read this. Like if you just look up the Kabbalah on online, you're going to find a bunch of people trashing it and being like, oh no, read this instead.

14:21I found it actually pretty helpful and as someone who is spiritually, metaphysically, and ancient knowledge Lee inclined, I really enjoyed the esoteric side of that book. And it goes over the universal principles or laws. And I want you to read that, and I want you to try to notice those things in reality so you can start to understand what I mean by saying big picture thinking, or what Daniel Berger here says as studying deep generalized principles of reality or nature.

14:51Many people don't want to hear this, but schools were created to keep you narrow minded and dumb. You are given a hierarchy of goals to pursue and this orders your mind. It makes you feel secure. But often those goals don't evolve, right? So you get locked into this ideological structure and then you lose all challenge or growth.

15:16You learn within one niche to reach the fabricated prestige that niche offers. You want that degree even when you know, deep down you could succeed massively without it. So the only things you learn are in alignment with that degree. By the time you get it, you aren't educated at all.

15:27You just spent four years learning your way into limited opportunities and potential replacement. Education is not programing. Slaves were expected to perform one task for the entirety of their lives. Free men were expected to do many things throughout their lives because that brings power, flexibility, principles based decision making, and the ability to change direction with a well-rounded skill set to nearly guarantee success.

15:49If you were just getting started on your own path, this will be a difficult transition. Your mind will close off and react to everything that threatens your worldview. Social media that's toxic. It's all memes and negativity. Starting a business.

16:00As for people who already have money, not people who want to start making more writing, that's only for English majors, academics, and authors. I definitely don't text and persuade my friends every day. I definitely couldn't provide some form of value and find more like minded people on the internet.

16:14You must practice opening your mind when you notice a negative reaction. You must call yourself out on your own bullshit. You must see beyond the ideas and beliefs that older generations programed into your head because they're blinding you from your potential and you don't even know it.

16:27Rather than reacting and distracting yourself from problems, open your mind and think through all perspectives, not just the one that discourages action and keeps you a slave.

Agency For Problem Solving

16:39Step number five is arguably the most important in this process. Because we had big picture vision, we had clarity for goal systems, for progress. Now we're open minded. We need to use that open mindedness in the here and now to identify problems.

16:51You identify problems with step five, which is being high agency. Being a high agency individual, the difference between an employee and an entrepreneur is agency. An employee is given a problem to solve to achieve the goals of the company they work for.

17:03An entrepreneur identifies and solves problems without the need to ask permission from someone, or else they will never achieve their goals. At cortex, which is our software, a second brain for writers. I'm incredibly grateful that our team is high agency, incredibly high agency.

17:23I don't see them as employees, but one because they aren't their contractors. But I don't see them as employees. I see them as entrepreneurs collaborating with entrepreneurs or one person businesses collaborating with one person businesses.

17:37They hold the same vision for a product. When they spot a problem, they solve it and share the solution with us, even if we have to make small changes to that solution. But even then, we can't improve on a solution that doesn't exist. So as an example, one of our developers, Ian, one day he just or he was working on something in the background because he spotted a problem and he just came to us with a complete app redesign, complete redesign of the app.

18:00Yes, it set us back a bit, but the app is in such a so much better spot now and I don't know where we would be without that singular person exercising his agency to take the company further. And in an environment like this, he's going to be compensated for that in more ways than money.

18:18But money too, of course, in your own life, if you want to stay relevant in the coming years, you can't depend on anybody for your security. Problems will always exist. If you can't spot them, you lose. If you can't give yourself permission to solve them, you lose.

Creativity For Unique Solutions

18:35Step number six. To round out this skill set for learning to hunt, the thing that will secure your future is creativity for unique solutions. Unfortunately, most of us are becoming mere technicians. We pass examinations, acquire this or that technique in order to earn a livelihood, but to acquire technique or develop capacity without paying attention to the inner state brings about ugliness and chaos in the world.

18:55If we awaken, create a beauty inwardly that expresses itself outwardly, and then there is order. It's another quote from Krishnamurti what is creativity? That is an extremely difficult question to answer. When you peel beyond the surface of skills and identities labeled as creative, like designers and filmmakers, but those creatives can still follow mechanical, stupefying processes in their work.

19:16Creativity, in my eyes, is the process of bringing order to consciousness to embrace chaos. Collect the dots, connect the dots, and create with the dots to create certainty from uncertainty, sense from nonsense, clarity from chaos, focus from distraction, signal from noise.

19:33Something from nothing. Success from failure. Meaning from struggle. Life from death. Positive from negative. As Krishnamurti said before, most of us are becoming technicians robots. It's no wonder why people are so afraid of losing their jobs and being replaced.

19:49They lack creativity. They are not creators. Machines can solve a problem in 30s that used to take a human hundreds of hours to solve. That means if you follow a string of assignments at a massive corporation, it isn't a question of if you will be replaced.

20:02It's a question of when. What most worried people don't understand is that problems will never go away. I may help solve for our basic needs, but what about our growth needs? What about the new problems that people can't predict that emerge from advancements in technological efficiency?

20:19This isn't anything new is just happening faster than it has before, meaning the chances for replacement are happening more than before unless you adapt. Can I solve the need for challenge, health, connection, meaning, spirituality, and every other aspect of self-actualization that can't be reduced to an external solution?

20:38My answer to that is potentially it can help them. It can't solve them because that's dependent on your choice. So the lesson here is decision making and choice. That is what you need to optimize for and work on because your livelihood depends on it.

20:50The shines a light on the emerging meaning economy to solve your own problems and sell the unique solution to dive into the unknown, set your mind on the vision for the future. Collect the knowledge and skill that allows you to make it reality and distribute your findings to others.

21:03To unify consciousness, to create or be created. In a research paper titled chat GPT is bullshit, which is a sort of sequel to the declaration that ChatGPT is a bullshit generator from computer scientists Arvind Narayanan and Suroosh Kapoor.

21:24Because these programs cannot themselves be concerned with truth, and because they are designed to produce text that looks truth apt without any actual concern for truth, it seems appropriate to call their outputs bullshit. In my interpretation, the major downfall of machines is they lack conscious experience.

21:36If you can harness the singular yet infinitely complex trait of self-reflective consciousness, you have a chance to survive. That is to say, if you learn to earn or survive with the creative ability of your mind not time, labor, looks, status, prestige, handouts, or any other fickle and replaceable materialistic resource, you unlock a level of power reserved for those of true wealth.

Making Money Is A Meta Skill

22:02So now we understand how to make good decisions for our future from a very big picture. That's all you need is vision, goals, systems, open mindedness, agency and creativity. From the top down. That's exactly what you do. You're creatively solving problems on a day to day basis.

22:20High leverage problems. Now there is one last skill that is a meta skill for learning other tangible skills in the sense that you can actually learn and go and learn today. You can actually use them. And that skill is making money. Learning how to make money is learning how to hunt for your survival.

22:36Because of everything that comes into play with making money. If you cannot make money, if you cannot make $10,000 by tomorrow. If I were to give you that goal, make $10,000 by tomorrow. If you weren't able to do that, you have a lot of work to do.

22:52And before you say, oh, that's impossible. No, it's not your program to think, oh, this amount of work equals this amount of money. When that's just not the case. You just don't own a business. You're not an entrepreneur. You haven't seen any success with that.

23:05And you don't understand that everything good that comes in entrepreneurship, it isn't luck, it's behavior or behavior equals results. It doesn't matter how long it takes to get them. You get what you get. My point. What you don't understand in that equation is that you being paid, let's say, $2,000 every paycheck for the certain amount of work you do in a day, how much is the boss getting paid?

23:27And for that same $2,000, let's say I actually learn a skill and go and get a client for $2,000. And that takes a series of actions to reach. If I replicate that and I systemize that so manually, I can get like four clients a month, that's $8,000.

23:47But let's say I systemize it, get better at it, and make my process more efficient because I have something called technology I can land. Ten 2030 if I have employees 4050. However much if I create it an actual business, I can make as much money as I want by doing what I talked about earlier.

24:00Having a vision, goals, creating systems, and then being able to identify a problem. If you have the goal of making $1 million a month and you aren't there yet, that shines a light on the potential problems in your business that you can then see and fix and move forward and get closer to that goal.

24:19And as you move forward, new problems emerge that you start to think, oh, that's why I'm not hitting that number and then you eventually achieve it. So the reason you don't make as much money as you want to make is because you are, that your standard is how much you make.

24:34If you raise your standards higher and actually mean it, then that is what identifies problems. And then once you solve those problems, then you reach the standard entrepreneurship tip is how you hunt for your survival in the modern world. Why?

24:51Because true entrepreneurship requires you to become futureproof. So how do you make money? How do you become an entrepreneur? How do you become futureproof? It's simple on the surface, but complex in depth as all meaningful things are. First, you create value through creativity, experimentation, and experience.

25:05You improve yourself. Second is you distribute value through attention, media, and persuasion. So you improve humanity, improve yourself, improve humanity. When you are in control of the vision, AI and technology become the tool, not the master.

25:24The beautiful thing about that simple process is that it never ends. Value evolves with time. Value is perception, meaning you have to give the right thing to the right person for them to see it as valuable or for them to pay you money. A boomer will see gold as more valuable than Bitcoin unless persuaded otherwise by getting in front of them with persuasive media where they hang out.

25:41We've already learned how to create value in the previous section, which is solve your own problems and sell the solution and have a vision and goals so you can actually identify those problems. And preferably those problems are found in the internal markets.

25:54So health wealth relationship and happiness. So you're treating your life like a video game. You're increasing those domains of your life health, wealth, relationships and happiness. You're improving in those areas by setting goals for each of them under an overarching vision to identify problems and then solve those problems so that you are valuable, and by doing so across those domains with different interests, because everyone is going to solve those problems with different interests, like one person can solve their wealth problems with financing, the other can solve it with business.

26:25By doing so, everyone creates these unique solutions that they can then pass down and make more efficient so people can self-actualize faster. That's the entire philosophy I'm putting across.

Modern Distribution – How To Get Your Value In Front Of The Right People

26:37So now we need to connect the dots. How do we make money? The first thing is we need to understand distribution, specifically modern distribution. So how do you get your value in front of other people? The distribution of value has been around since the beginning of time, but it has taken many shapes.

26:49The most accessible form of distribution at this point in time is writing on the internet. Notice how I say accessible. Yes, video is very prevalent, so it's just public speaking or other things. On the internet. Writing is the most accessible because you don't need a camera, you don't need a mic, you don't need lighting, you don't need $4,000 computers in the background.

27:07You don't need that. You don't need you need a keyboard. You just type. You post it on Twitter or medium or whatever it is. It's low friction accessible. And then those turn into video. So this is social media and email. That's where you're writing email because it can't be taken away from you and social media because that's where the attention is.

27:31So you write on social media, transfer it to email, keep that flow going. And then you have an audience writing allows you to become a one person media company. You can write one post on X and cross posted to Instagram and LinkedIn. You can turn that post into a script and post it as a real short or TikTok.

27:43You can choose your best posts and expand them into threads or newsletters, which then get repurposed into carousels, video scripts, and podcast episodes. Even better, you don't have to show your face as a writer or edit videos if you don't want to just sit down in the morning and become one with the words on the page.

28:00It's a very meaningful lifestyle and a means to improvement. You learn more by teaching or organizing your thoughts and getting feedback on your ideas. It is a catalyst for growth and value. As you can tell, I'm a fan of basing your success on persistent principles applied to the modern landscape, which will continue to change.

28:15Writing. Speaking. Persuasion. Entrepreneurship. Creativity. These are things that have been around since the first two humans came into contact with each other, and that means you should bank on them for your success, but apply them to the technology that continues to change.

28:34That's how you stay on top, is you apply the deep, generalized principles of reality and move forward with things like graphic design or email. You learn the skills that come up and then eventually AI or just technology in general help you do those things faster.

28:50But you may be wondering like, oh, you can create images with AI and potentially you'll be able to create videos and animation, and you can write with AI, but it doesn't fucking matter if you don't have a vision. But you can tell the AI to write an article.

29:04But how does that article play a role? In five years of newsletters connecting together? How does that lead to a book that illustrates your life philosophy that you came to from experience? It can't. I can go and tell an AI to do something for me, but unless it was me telling them to do it with the vision, then that's going to suck.

29:25Because again, you don't understand persuasion, marketing, sales, the future proof skill stack that I've talked about in a previous video called the Future Proof Skill Stack. The AI doesn't have my vision. The AI isn't attracting people that are similar to me, and if I wasn't the one using the AI with the audience that I have or the products that I have, it would be completely and utterly useless.

29:46So if we could summarize that AI in the hands of the vision list is nothing to worry about if you don't get it yet. You make money whenever you want by creating a product or service based on a problem you solve for yourself. Building an audience where the attention is.

29:58Right now, the internet. Monetizing the audience by offering your product or service in a persuasive way. Business and entrepreneurship have always been the same. Build in audience. Monetize the audience. A business is just a legal structure that allows you to build a solution to a problem and get paid for it.

30:18Your ancestors didn't need the legal structure to make a living. They could simply trade goods and services directly. Now let's recap achieve a self-generated goal by creating a system. Focus on health, wealth, relationships, and happiness.

30:30Turn that system into a product or service that can help someone with your same problem. I recommend starting with mental monetization if you want to do this. If you want a product to actually start selling so you can just call yourself a business pretty easy.

30:42If you don't have a product, you don't have a business, then build an audience by writing to yourself so you can track people who share your same vision in the same problems, so they see your system as valuable and purchase it right about your opinions, beliefs and mindset.

30:54Teacher interests and skills. Share your favorite ideas. Show people how you solve your problems. Share your vision so others can resonate. Then iterate. Iterate, iterate. Don't get trapped in client work. Don't get trapped with one product.

31:06Keep solving problems as they arise in your life and business. Never stop growing and evolving. You'll figure out what to do next. Thank you for watching! Like, subscribe, comment, your favorite part or what you learned to our writer link in the description.

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