A short motivational monologue arguing that there will never be a "right time" to start or grow a business because life continually presents obstacles (holidays, babies, new houses, etc.). The speaker urges taking action now—working through hard seasons builds the ability to succeed later—and warns that waiting often leads to regret in later life.
Here's the issue with saying that it's not the right time to start a business, to grow your business, to do whatever. Right? It's never going to be the right time. There's always going to be something that comes up Christmas, New Year's, you have a baby on the way, you bought a new house. Whatever it may be, it's never going to be the right time. And so if you can get through your hardest season and be successful, then you can be successful in your easiest season with no problem. But if you keep waiting for the right time, that's how people wake up. They're 50 and they have a ton of regret, and they look back on their life and wish that they did something.
