Short spoken reflection advocating continuous personal growth by investing in learning and outsourcing expertise. The speaker argues it's better to pay others (or pay to learn skills) to save time rather than trying to save money, framing this as a 'cheat code' for progress and efficiency.
There's always a new level of growth. Like, you're never going to stop investing in yourself. And the people who think they have it figured out are the people who are at risk the most because they think they have it figured out. When, like, nobody has it figured out. You have to keep investing in learning new skills, buying your time back, learning new things that are going to save you more time. Because for me, I'd rather save time than money. I'd rather pay someone to learn the things that took them 10 years to learn. And ultimately, that's the cheat code.
