Joshua FraserChief Data Nerd, Data Nerds · CEO at Data Nerds, AI & Data Entrepreneur

Don’t be that person. #hardwork #workethic #entrepreneur

Name: Don’t be that person. #hardwork #workethic #entrepreneur
Uploaded: 2024-09-30T17:49:11+00:00
Duration: 57 s
Channel: Joshua Fraser
Description: In this monologue, Joshua Fraser condemns a perceived surge of laziness among 25‑40‑year‑olds who, after the pandemic, moved back with their parents…

30 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Joshua Fraser condemns a perceived surge of laziness among 25‑40‑year‑olds who, after the pandemic, moved back with their parents, rely on government unemployment benefits, and waste time on social media. He argues that aspiring to success while working only 20‑30 hours a week is unrealistic; instead, he stresses that outworking the competition is the only path to advancement. Fraser draws on his decade of experience running the companies Data Nerds and Estated, describing how his passion for learning, building, and creating kept him consistently hard‑working, which he believes will ultimately lead to success.

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One of the things that I never got along with people about was people who are lazy. There is a record amount of 25 to 35 even 40 year olds right now that went through the pandemic. They went work from home, they lost their jobs, they couldn't afford their apartment, so they moved back in with their parents. They collect Serb checks, unemployment checks from the government and they don't want to work. They waste all of their time being addicted to social media. Those are the epitome of people to me. I can't stand them. It really drives me crazy. People that think that they're going to be successful and only work 20 or 30 hours a week, it's just never going to happen. In today's world, the only way to get ahead is to work harder than your competition. Work hard, people. For me, for the 10 years that I was running data nerds and estated, I was always working that much because I loved what I did and I was learning and I was building and I was creating and I knew there was going to be success at the end of the road. And so work ethic and having the desire to work hard is so important.