Name: 要有耐心 - Simon Sinek (@simonsinek) - #Entspresso(簡體中文) (Be PATIENT - Simon Sinek (@simonsinek) - #Entspresso)
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My name is Evan Carmichael, my one word is #Believe

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and I believe that Entrepreneurs will solve all of the major problems in the world

So today's message is BE PATIENT, over to you Simon Sinek

(Simon Sinek) I talk to so many smart, fantastic, ambitious, idealistic,  hardworking kids

And they're right out of college, they're in their entry level jobs

And I'll ask them "How's it going?" and they'll say, I think I'm going to quit

And I'm like "Why", and they'll say to me, "I'm not making an impact."

I'm like, you know you've been here eight months right?

They treat the sense of fulfillment or even love like it's a scavenger hunt

My millennial friends, they've gone through so many jobs

They're either getting fired, I mean, it was mutual.

Or they're quitting because they're not making an impact, they're not finding the thing they're looking for...

or they're not feeling fulfilled; as if it's a scavenger hunt.

Love, a job you; find job from, is not something you discover.

It's not like "I found Love, here it is" I found a job I love...that's not how it works.

You are in love because you work hard every single day of your life to stay in love.

You find a job that brings you ultimate joy because you  work hard every single day to serve those around you

But the problem is the sense of impatience

It's as if an entire generation is standing at the foot of a mountain

They know exactly what they want; they can see the summit, what they can't see is the mountain

That doesn't mean you have to so your time

Take a helicopter, climb, I don't care. But there's still a mountain.

Life, Career fulfillment, relationship, are journeys.

this entire generation has an institutionalized sense of impatience

And do they have the patience to go on the journey, to maintain love

or do they just quit and on to the next. Dump and on to the next, ghost and on to the next

Am a big believer that you can shortcut your path to success by finding what other people have done

to achieve that success, learning from them  and applying that to you own life, to you own path to get there faster.

I love finding shortcuts, I love finding hacks

I love finding all the productivity tools and team and everything you can do to climb that mountain faster.

but to Simon's point, there is still a mountain

There's still a lot of work that has to go in. It's working smart and working hard.

It's not just one or the other to go an accomplish your goal.

If you look at my YouTube Channel as an example since we're watching here all together

You know, I've made 5000 videos for this channel; 4000 of them are public and a 1000 plus of them are not.

They're practice videos, they're demo videos, they're test videos

I sucked at the start, go back and watch my first video and look how bad it is.

Somebody recently left a comment on one of my videos that I recorded Five years ago and she said...

Oh my, Evan look how far you've come, five years later, you sound and look different in so many good ways

And that's awesome to hear and also really frustrating.

You know. I am mostly the same Evan that I was five years ago.

My belief system, my values, maybe I've learned a little bit more, gained a little bit more experience.

But why am I so much better now on camera than I was way back then?

What I had four, five years ago, compared to what I have now, the difference is 5000 videos

You know, that 1000 videos that haven't been published.

Those trying and errors and failing and on those thousand videos

that never go released are more than what most people ever create

Most people who start a YouTube channel, they'll make 3, 4, 5, 10 videos and quit.

cause it's too hard, cause it's too challenging, cause they don't want to climb that mountain.

Cause they don't want to put in the work.

Well here's a thousand videos that never saw the light of day and 4000 more that are going.

Now, can you get there faster than me, sure.

I'm looking at Alex, I'm looking at Lilly who's been helping me on some of the videos.

They are already better than when I was when I first started.

They're already better than I was making a thousand videos in. You can get there faster than me.

You can model success. Maybe you also have, just more natural talent.

You can rise up the ladder faster than other people around you.

If you have more natural talent, if you model success, if you have a deep passion for what you are doing. You can get there faster.

You still have to be patient. You still have to put in the work.

And I think that's what people often get too frustrated by.

Because they want the immediate result. They want the immediate success and if they don't get it,

And so understand that if this is a deep passion of yours, if this is something that you want to commit

potentially for the rest of your life to doing because you care about it so much

then expect to suck at the start, expect it to take a long time

expect to work on trying to improve your efficiency and productivity and

skills and resources to get there as fast as possible.

But expect to be committed, stay patient,

'cause if you are, whether it takes you 100 videos or 5000 videos or more

the equivalent in your industry, you'll get there.

So the question of the day today is, I'm curious about your reps.

I'm curious how much are you putting into your business.

How much are you practicing daily, to get better at whatever skill it is that you have that you're bringing

Leave it down in the comments below, I'm excited to see what you guys have to say.

I also wanna give a quick shoutout to Laytina (*Laynita)

Thank you so much for picking up a copy of my book:Your One Word.

It really really means a lot to me and I sincerely hope that you are enjoying the read.

So thank you guys again for watching, I BELIEVE in you, I hope you continue to believe in yourself and whatever your one word is

And I'll see you again tomorrow morning for another shot of Entpresso.

(Malcolm Gladwell) So a bunch, a group  of really brilliant Psychologists in the field of Expertise Research

how long do you have to work at something before you become really good...right.

And the answer seems to be, it's an extraordinarily consistent answer,

in an incredible number of fields, and that is, you need to have practiced, to have apprenticed,

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