Nikhil Sai went from a broke 19-year-old dropout in a tier-3 Indian town to earning over $1 million by 21 and becoming ClickFunnels' youngest $100 million award winner. He argues that people who doubt you will later congratulate you, and that only you can decide your future.
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Your crazy goal matters. Mine did. The less people cheer you on. That's because being true to you, really going for it even when it's scary or different, it reminds people their dreams which they already gave up on. When you chase your real dreams, some folks might say you're nuts or tell you to be more normal. Trust me, people back in the city which I come from, they said the same thing to go get a normal degree and a normal job. But guess what? They didn't get to decide. I made my own path, and that's how I went from a 19-year-old broke dropout in a tier 3 town in India to making over a million dollars by at the age of 21 and moving to Dubai all by myself and recognized as the world's youngest $100 million award winner on the stage with Russell Brunson and ClickFunnels and interviewing over 100 millionaires on my show. Genuinely, people don't know what's good for you or they don't understand you very well. It's really your call. The ones who are not backing you up right now are the exact ones who come and congratulate you once you see some success. So don't let other people decide your future. Choose your own, create your own path.