Billionaire Binod Chaudhary explains how passion and commitment beat resources. Jan Koum built WhatsApp from a low-status job. Uber, Amazon, and Alibaba succeeded without owning traditional assets.
Good morning, Believe Nation! Today's message is Commit Passionately. Over to you, Binod Chowdhury.
Infrastructure. Today there is a company called Uber who owns no car, okay? Both Amazon and Alibaba They own no warehouses or factories or production facilities, okay. Somebody from Ukraine may come out with an app which can change the whole world and that app from who, and I am talking about Jan Koum who is the inventor of WhatsApp. I mean, you know, he was working literally as a sweeper in a, with due respect to him, I have no issue with any profession, you know, I myself has worked in very sub-level work. That's not an issue. But you know, it's an example of from, you may be born anywhere, you may have any kind of a challenging background or a different background, but if you have that commitment, that vision, that dream, that fire in the belly, you can make it big.
So listen, of all of the different famous entrepreneurs that we've covered over and over and over again, the most consistent message that comes out of everybody who's had success, who has reached the top in any of their fields— The most consistent message is not about being outgoing, it's not about the resources you have, it's about having passion for what you're doing. Passion! Passione!
Passionne!
Passion!
Pash! Passion!
Passion! Passionne!
Passion!
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Passion! Passion! Passion!
Passionne! Passionne! Passionne!
Passionne!
Passionne! Passionne! Passionne! And here we hear it again from another billionaire You have to have passion and commit to what you're doing. And that will solve most of the problems. It's not about the money that you have, it's not about the parents that you have, it's not about the resources or connections or what country you're from. It's about the passion that you have and the willingness that you have to make it happen. Whatever excuse you have in your head, whatever reason you have that you keep telling yourself as to why you will not succeed, right? Why I will not succeed, write it down. What's the gap, right? Because of blank, what's in the blank? Everything can be overcome by having the ability to be passionate about what you're doing and work hard, committing to achieving that goal. That's it. So the question of the day today is, I'm curious, what limitations Have you had to overcome that you thought weren't possible, that your friends and family thought weren't possible because of whatever restrictions you had? What did you have to overcome and did because of the passion that you have for your business? Super curious to figure it out. Leave in the comments below. I'm gonna join in the conversation. Thank you guys so much for watching. I believe in you. I hope you continue to believe in yourself and whatever your one word is. Much love, and I'll see you again tomorrow morning for another shot A vain espresso. I wake up every morning.
Espresso keep me going.
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