Hard work at a 9-to-5 job is like driving a Prius that maxes out at 100 mph, no matter how hard you push. A scalable business like Amazon FBA is a Bugatti that can hit 300 mph. The vehicle you choose matters more than how hard you work.
I don't think people realize that hard work does not equal success because I know people that work 12-hour days and barely are able to scratch $70,000 per year. Because it doesn't matter how hard you put your foot down that pedal, it actually matters what vehicle you're driving. You see, if you're going ahead and driving a Prius, no matter how hard you hit the gas, that Prius can only go 100 miles per hour. As opposed to a Bugatti, you can go up to 300 miles per hour. And I use that analogy because some people work a 9-to-5 job. And again, 9-to-5 jobs are great to go ahead and get started. 9-to-5 jobs are actually the backbone of society. But just know that you are limited as far as your upside. That job is a Prius, as opposed to going ahead and being a business owner. It's really up to you entirely as far as you going ahead and going 20 miles per hour or going 300 miles per hour. And that's by going ahead and choosing a sector, an industry, a business that is scalable. But at the end of the day, every business is scalable to go ahead and do that. The only thing not scalable is a job. You can't have 10 different jobs. You can't have 15 different jobs. So think about that, right? You're putting in all these hours, all this hard work, sweat, and tears just to go 100 miles per hour as your potential.
