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I'm 18 years old.
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I'm 18 years old.
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I make a little bit over $350,000 a month profit.
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As of this morning, I just hit 111,000 followers.
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I have a community with over 40,000 members in a custom software,
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which is rated 4.91 stars out of 5 stars from over 1,100 reviews.
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And one of the most common questions I get is,
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Undress, each of those individual things you've done are usually things that it takes people decades to learn.
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And you've done every single one of them together before you turned 18 years old.
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How?
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And it's because there's a list of specific things that I did
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that 99% of people don't do and would never even think of doing that can allow you to achieve in one year,
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like it did for me,
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what it usually takes other people decades to achieve.
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First thing, this is gonna be the theme of this entire video.
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And it does not mean what you think of me.
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It's finding your edge.
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You have to understand, there's only two ways really to get rich in this world.
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Number one, you either do something that other people are not willing to do,
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Or number two, you learn a skill that other people do not have.
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Those are the only two edges that you can have in this world.
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So let's start with doing things that other people are not willing to do.
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And the first rule that you need to understand
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and you need to live by for this is you can no longer be influenced by your parents
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or anybody else for that matter.
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From this point on, you are completely alone.
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And the reason why is because if you want to be exceptional,
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you need to be an exception.
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You not do what everybody else does.
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Now, this is a caveat that does not mean be a little fucking cunt to your parents because,
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and this is another very common issue,
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if you're a teenager or a young adult and you live with your parents and they pay for your food,
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they allow you to stay with them.
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You would not have a bed without them.
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You'd be homeless.
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You're basically a fucking toddler.
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Like obviously they can tell you what to do.
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They can tell you to do your dishes and do the chores and everything else because they basically control you.
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And that's your fault because you have not achieved success yet.
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But now let's get a little bit more tactical.
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There are natural barriers in the world
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that most people are not willing to cross that if you were willing to cross them,
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you naturally have an edge over them.
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For example, if you look at a lot of the embarrassing ass videos that people post on social media,
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or them walking up to people and doing street interviews,
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or them speaking on stages,
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most people are way too scared to do any of that stuff.
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And so naturally, if you're willing to do things that other people are not willing to do,
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for example, those embarrassing videos on social media,
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yeah, you might think that they're retarded,
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but you naturally have an edge because you've immediately put yourself into the 1%.
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That's one natural barrier.
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Another very common natural barrier is work ethic.
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Most people are not willing to work 16 or 18 hours a day.
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They are not willing to sacrifice their friends and their family and everybody that they know to achieve their goals.
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And so if you are willing to work harder than anybody else,
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you have a natural barrier that you can cross that again,
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puts you in the 1% in terms of doing things that other people are not willing to do.
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Third example, and I'll use streamers for this, take shock value.
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If you're willing to, and again,
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disclaimer, I'm not telling you to be racist or anti-symetic or any of the that are just bullshit.
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If you're willing to be like a streamer who says a lot of racist shit or really bad shit,
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again, you're willing to do things that other people are not willing to do.
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And so you're a lot more likely to blow up.
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Most people are too scared to do that because
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if they post one video of them being racist or whatever
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and it does not blow up Well great now you're unemployed for the rest of your fucking life
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And if you do not figure out how to go viral you will be starving on the streets
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But then you have the occasional guy like a clav
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or something who figures out how to do it Is able to actually monetize it
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and make a lot of money with it and get views and fame and everything else Because again,
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he's willing to do things
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that nobody else is willing to do easiest thing I can
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recommend is Number one do not be some dopamine infested motherfucker take a notebook,
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sit down and ask yourself,
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what am I willing to do that other people are not?
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I guarantee you there is something.
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I'll think of an example that a lot of people might have,
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for example, if you're willing to work out for let's say four hours a day or five hours a day,
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that is a natural edge.
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You could take that and you could be like,
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great, I wanna be a professional athlete.
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I wanna compete in bodybuilding shows,
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whatever it might be, if that's something you're willing to do.
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Another example, you could be like,
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great, if I can be in the gym for four or five hours,
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that means I have four or five hours where I could record gym content for social media.
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Most people who do gym content go to the gym, maybe what?
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Two hours, four times a week.
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So if you're able to naturally be able to post four times the amount of content that they do,
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again, that is a natural edge.
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That is a barrier you were willing to cross that they are not willing to cross.
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So you have your advantage.
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That is number one.
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Number two is a unique skill.
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Now, what you have to ask yourself for unique skill is what is something
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that is a massive industry or pays very well,
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or is essential to a business or a company or a corporation that is not taught in school.
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The reason why, if something is taught in school,
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that means that there are hundreds of thousands,
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if not millions of other people who know that same thing.
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And so now you're competing against millions of fucking robots to try
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and be 10% better than them so you can get paid a lot more.
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Everything is about finding your unnatural advantage,
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your delta, find the weak points in the system of things that are not widely taught,
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but are very monetizable.
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And the easiest way to even think of this is what are industries that move extremely quickly?
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Because if you know that school does not move quickly
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and the educational system has been the fucking same for hundreds of years at this point,
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everybody knows it.
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If you find an industry that moves very,
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very quickly, the school system is not able to keep up to date with those things that are developing.
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So think of a couple of examples right now.
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What is one extremely fast growing industry?
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The first one that pops in my head is AI.
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How much is AI taught in schools or in colleges?
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Not at all.
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Even though everybody knows how powerful it is.
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Even though everybody knows it's about to replace millions and millions,
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if not billions of jobs.
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And everybody knows this.
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Literally companies like IBM publicly stated 30% of their employees could be laid off for AI.
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Klarna, I think replaced 50% of their employees with AI.
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Fiverr, which almost everybody knows,
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last year in 2025 replaced 30% of their employees with AI.
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So everybody knows that power of AI and how many billions and trillions of dollars worth of market value it's replacing,
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but it's not taught in schools.
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So there's a massive Delta between the size of the industry
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and how fast it's growing compared to the amount of people who actually know it.
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That Delta, that difference right there is where you make a lot of money.
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That's your unique skill.
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Another example, social media, the transition to short form content, right?
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Over the past couple of years to a lot of people,
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it's like, oh, well, it's really obvious.
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Everybody's doing it.
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Well, guess what?
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Is it taught in schools?
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No. So there's a massive Delta there as well,
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where there's all these people consuming it,
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billions and billions of people consuming short form content.
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It's not taught in schools.
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And so if you can figure out how to do it effectively,
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you can blow up faster than anybody else.
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Another example, if I haven't given enough sales,
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which is the vehicle that I chose.
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If you look up the statistics,
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it depends on the study,
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but about one in every 14 employees in the United States is in sales.
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How much about sales and psychology and persuasion do they teach you in school?
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Almost nothing yet.
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That is one in every 14 employees in the United States of America.
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That's a massive Delta between all these people who have this job and nobody being taught it.
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And so if you start to learn it on your own,
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again, that is a natural advantage.
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That is a skill that nobody else has.
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So it's unique to you.
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And if you're thinking, oh,
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well, one in every 14 employees are in sales,
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they all have that skill.
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They do not have the skill.
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They're fucking shit at it.
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They just don't have anything else to do with their life because they're fucking useless.
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And so they go into sales.
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They don't know anything about it.
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They never get any training and they're shit.
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And so if you learn it,
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you have this natural advantage,
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this delta between the size of the industry that you're going after
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and the rate of growth of that industry compared to what?
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To how much it's actually taught in schools, in the educational system.
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And so then what you're probably wondering is, well, great.
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Now there's all these different skillsets
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that have these massive deltas between the size of the industry compared to how much it's taught.
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Which one do I pick?
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And this is where it comes back to finding your edge because you have to ask yourself,
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if you love speaking with people,
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for example, you have no social anxiety,
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then what is something that would be really, really good for you?
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Sales, maybe social media, going out onto the street,
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doing fucking public interviews, whatever it might be,
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because you have a soft skill,
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a natural edge in that domain.
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If you're somebody who loves math,
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for example, is very technical,
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loves operations, love understanding how systems work,
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then maybe you could get into a skill like operations for a company.
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How much is operations for a company and systems and AI tools taught in school?
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Zero, fucking zero.
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Maybe when you go into the master degree level,
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or maybe some very specific undergrad degrees and college diplomas,
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but in the majority, it's not taught whatsoever.
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Yet that is a massive industry.
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A company could not grow without good operations,
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without good systems in place.
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And so if you love mathematics,
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you love systems, you love understanding how things work technically,
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then rather than becoming a fucking software engineer that's underpaid because there's so many of them nowadays,
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then maybe you go, holy shit, let me understand operations.
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Let me understand AI tools and how they actually work.
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And then that becomes your natural advantage.
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The skill that you have that nobody else has.
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And so the second part of your fucking Buddha journal meditation is take out a piece of paper and write down,
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what are the soft skills that I have?
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Do I like talking to people?
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Do I have a lot of stamina?
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Do I love math?
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Do I love figuring out ways to be lazy?
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Even that is a soft skill.
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If you like figuring out ways to be lazy,
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you better get into fucking AI.
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Because if you don't get into AI,
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you're gonna be working like a bitch,
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like a fucking slave for your entire life,
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except you're not gonna be making any money doing it.
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So you might as well learn how to be efficient using AI
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so you can make a lot of money and still not have to work that much.
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Because then step three of this process is if you have something
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that other people are not willing to do and you have a unique skill and you combine both of them,
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you are guaranteed to succeed.
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You literally just have to do it for long enough and you will succeed.
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It is a guarantee in life.
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If your unique skill is social media,
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for example, because you love being outgoing,
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you love looking at analytics, whatever it might be.
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And you are willing to do it for six hours a day.
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When you get home from school,
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you're willing to stream for six hours a day, whatever it might be.
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You have a natural advantage in both of those things.
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And if you do it for a long enough period, you will succeed.
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This has literally been my formula for me.
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What did I do?
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I looked, what's my unique skill?
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Great.
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I'm good at talking to people.
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I don't enjoy it.
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I'm very introvert, but I'm fucking good at it.
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And I can read people insanely well.
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Then it was like, great.
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What am I willing to do that nobody else can do?
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I'm willing to drop out of high school and run away from home when I'm fucking 16 years old,
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I have the thing that I'm willing to do and I have a unique skill.
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And I fucking went at it until I became the number
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one rep in the largest P2C sales training company in the world.
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I was doing $40 million a year.
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And I was out collecting that team eight versus one by myself
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when I was 17 years old because I found my unique edge.
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Then after I dominated that and I was making all the money I could have ever dreamed of,
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then I went, great.
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What is another thing I can dominate?
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Just because I like fucking SideQuest.
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Well, social media.
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Are people willing to do that?
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Are people willing to post themselves online?
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No. People don't put themselves online.
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Most of it's just because they're fucking embarrassed like a little pussy about their friends judging them.
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Great, so now I have my skill.
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Now, what is something I'm willing to do that other people are not willing to do?
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Coming back to the same idea,
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I'm willing to work harder than anybody else.
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I'll record content for 16 hours in a day if I have to.
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I don't give a fuck.
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And number two, I'm willing to actually be myself.
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I'll say faggot online.
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I do not care.
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Most people are too scared to do that because then they're unemployable.
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Well, guess what?
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I don't need a fucking job.
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So sue me, I don't give a fuck, right?
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So you find your edge of what are you willing to do
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that nobody else is willing to do and you find your skillset and then you fucking push it.
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And then guess what?
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Seven months later, 100,000 followers.
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Then moving on to the third thing,
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I was like, how can I build the best product possible?
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It was already great.
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It was reviewed, I think like 4.8 stars out of five stars or something like that from like 500 reviews.
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I wanna make it even better.
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What is the edge that I have?
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Let's figure it out together.
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What skills do I have that other people do not have?
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AI.
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That is something that I sat down and I fucking mastered it.
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And I spent dozens and dozens and dozens of hours learning it.
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What is the other unique skill that I have?
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Well, sales.
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That's the fucking unique skill I had from the beginning.
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So I can teach that better than anybody else.
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What am I willing to do that nobody else is willing to do?
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I'm willing to put my own money on the line to hire a development team to build this software with me,
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even though I don't know if it's gonna work,
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even though I don't even know if people are gonna like it.
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And I'm not gonna find that out until I've already spent tens of thousands of dollars.
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So then what do I do?
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I put it all together.
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I build that custom-made software that leverages AI,
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gamification, everything else with this team,
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again, doing things that other people are not willing to do.
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And now if you look at the reviews, I'll pull it up.
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We have 40,000 people, 42,000 people in our group,
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and we're rated 4.91 stars out of five stars from over 1,100 reviews.
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Again, because I'm willing to do things that other people are not willing to do,
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and I have skills that they do not have.
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So I hope this video was helpful.
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I promise you, get the notebook,
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do the little Buddha meditation writing shit,
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and if you do it properly, your life can change.
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このレッスンでは、効率的な学び方と自己成長に関する重要事項を掘り下げます。特に、自分自身の「エッジ」を見つけることが、成功に向かう第一歩であることを理解します。このレッスンを通じて、他の人がやらないことをする勇気を持ち、言語スキルを向上させる方法を探ります。英語スピーキング練習やshadowingを通じて、効果的に言語を習得する手法を学ぶことで、あなた自身の成長を促進します。
重要な語彙とフレーズ
- エッジ (edge) - 他の人に対する競争優位性
- 自然な障壁 (natural barriers) - 多くの人が越えようとしない試練や挑戦
- 影響を受ける (influenced) - 他者の意見に左右されること
- 例外 (exception) - 一般的でないこと、または他者とは異なる行動
- スキル (skill) - 習得すべき能力または技術
- 恥ずかしい動画 (embarrassing videos) - 社交メディアに投稿される自分を晒すコンテンツ
- 挑戦する (crossing) - 新しいことにチャレンジすること
- 社会的な場面 (street interviews) - 道端でのインタビューなど
練習のコツ
このビデオのスピードとトーンに関連した練習方法として、shadowingをお勧めします。まずは、ビデオの音声を一時停止しながら、自分のペースで話す練習をしましょう。次に、音声を再生し、話者のトーンやリズムに合わせて声を出してみてください。この方法は特に、YouTubeで英語学習を行う際に、実践的かつ効果的です。
また、動画内の具体的なフレーズを取り入れ、自分自身で文章を作る練習をしてみてください。例えば、「他の人がやらないことをする」といったフレーズを使い、自己表現を豊かにするための文を構築しましょう。これにより、IELTS スピーキング対策にも役立つ実践的なスキルを養うことができます。最終的には、あなた自身の声を見つけることが、英語スピーキング練習における最大の強みとなるでしょう。
シャドーイングとは？英語上達に効果的な理由
シャドーイング（Shadowing）は、もともとプロの通訳者養成プログラムで開発された言語学習法で、多言語習得者として知られるDr. Alexander Arguelles によって広く普及されました。方法はシンプルですが非常に効果的：ネイティブスピーカーの英語を聞きながら、1〜2秒の遅延で声に出してすぐに繰り返す——まるで「影（shadow）」のように話者を追いかけます。文法ドリルや受動的なリスニングと異なり、シャドーイングは脳と口の筋肉が同時にリアルタイムで英語を処理・再現することを強制します。研究により、発音精度、抑揚、リズム、連音、リスニング力、そして会話の流暢さが大幅に向上することが確認されています。IELTSスピーキング対策や自然な英語コミュニケーションを目指す方に特におすすめです。