A short YouTube monologue by Eric Deeran advising entrepreneurs worried about money and growth to relax by extending their time horizon. The speaker counsels viewers to enjoy the present moment, reminds them that the only real urgent deadline is death, and recommends committing to a multi-year timeframe (e.g., five to ten years) to make success more certain and reduce short-term anxiety.
If you're stressing about making money and growing your business, just remember that you have time. The only real urgent thing is when we die. And so if it's not that, you have plenty of time. Enjoy life, enjoy the journey. Enjoy where you're at right now. Because you're gonna look back someday and you're gonna say, dang, I wish that I had enjoyed that moment more. And that's something, transparently, that I struggle with myself, too. I'm always worried I'm not where I want to be. The biggest thing that's helped me is. Is extend your time horizon. Say, if I do this for five to 10 years, it would be impossible for me not to be successful. If I did it that long, there's no actual time limit. So sit back and just enjoy the journey and enjoy where you're at right now.
