A short YouTube talk advising entrepreneurs to avoid complacency after achieving moderate financial success. The speaker argues that earning $1–2M per year can feel substantial personally but is small compared to others who earn that amount in a week or month; therefore one should continually raise goals and pursue more progress.
I realized that with a lot of new entrepreneurs, a lot, where they'll make a million or 2 million a year, and they get comfortable, and I'm like, listen, if that's your goal, great. But don't make that and think you're at the top of the hill. Where a million or 2 million a year is like, in this world is you're like a small player. There's people that do that in a week to a month, and you're doing that in a whole 12 month time period. Right. So it's like, yes, if you're getting comfortable for yourself, cool. But in a wider spectrum things, you're a very small player. So for me, that's one thing that I've always kept in my mind, where, hey, I'm doing well. Cool. I'll raise the bar.
