The speaker argues that indifference is a choice, not a circumstance. He learned to read financial statements on his own, treating knowledge as a key to opportunity. Most people fail because they actively choose to stay the same, not because they lack ability.
Like they would already be successful if they wanted to be right. Like I figured out how to read financials because I wanted to. Nobody, nobody had to convince me. I knew, like, I'm like, I know that this is the secret. The key to the lock is there and I gotta, I gotta get that key. But, uh, you know, most of the time, the reason why people aren't succeeding is because they don't want to be. Indifference is a decision. It's, it's a, it's a very strong position to, to take indifference that we want to stay the same, that we want to keep doing things the way that we're doing them.
