It’ll take longer than you think:

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It’ll take longer than you think.

The last few years have shown me things take time.

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You can’t lose weight tomorrow. It takes time.

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The stock market can’t just collapse overnight. It takes time.

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Gamestop can’t just moon overnight. It takes time.

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The Chinese real estate market can’t just collapse tomorrow. It takes time.

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The crypto ponzi can’t just collapse tomorrow. It takes time.

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All these things take time.

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For you to build what you want, it will take time.

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Longer than you think.

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This idea you have of building one of the largest independent media brands in the world is a 50 year plan.

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It’s starting today, staying consistent and doing it for many many years.

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Showing up even through the dark days. Even when the world is laughing. Even when you're wrong again and again.

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Can you show up when everyone’s against you and is telling you to give up?

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Can you show up when you don’t get the results you expect in a month, year or 5 years?

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Can you do it even then?

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Yes.

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I know this is what I want to do.

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I know that sharing my knowledge with the world, whether it’s wrong or right, is what I feel destined to do.

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I want to teach myself and hopefully others through my process of self-discovery.

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Whether I die tomorrow or 60 years from now, I want to contribute something to the world, no matter how bad it may seem.

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I hope history will be kind to me, but that also doesn’t matter.

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My story is going to end one day just like all of us.

All I can hope to do is make an impact while I’m alive and let the chips fall where they may.

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Control what I can and leave everything else.

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If the world wants to laugh and tell me I’m crazy, no problem.

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If the world wants to clap and tell me I’m doing well, no problem.

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Neither of those is up to me.

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All that is up to me is my effort.

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Showing up again and again, no matter how long it takes.

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As Churchill has said ‘success is all about going from one failure to the next without losing enthusiasm.’

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I’ve been on this self-discovery journey since leaving medicine in 2018 and I’m not about to stop now.

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I’ve just begun.

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Who cares how long it’ll take, all I know is I’m enjoying this.

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Keep going, you’re doing great.

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