A man who grew up in poverty without formal education explains why he competes on a ten-year horizon instead of fighting short-term battles. He argues that lacking immediate advantages forces a long-term strategy, and that his efforts today will pay off in a decade.
People like me, I was born in a very poor family. I never got a great education. I failed all the examinations. For what reason, I don't know. But later I realized I don't have money, I don't have technology, I don't have a lot of good backgrounds where we have a rich uncle or something. No. The only thing I competed with my people, the young people, is let's compete for 10 years later. This is what I believe 10 years later will be happening. So everything I do for that goal, I know 10 years later this thing is going to happen. So prepare for that. Because I know if I compete with him for next month, no chance. So this is how my message is up. It's a challenge, but it's an opportunity. And it's the opportunity for people like us.
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