A short monologue about normalizing high-earning outcomes and reframing what counts as "normal" income. The speaker argues that treating larger financial targets as ordinary makes them more attainable and notes different scales (e.g., $100k, $1M, $100M) arise from varying skills, industries, and use of leverage.
Whatever thing you make normal in your head comes to you natural. Everyone talks about you make 100k a year. That's so much money. People make that a normal that becomes harder to obtain. So once you hit it, you're like, oh, my God, I'm on top of the mountain. Some people say a million, some people say 10, some people say 100. But someone that's made $100 million in a year and someone made a million dollars, they did it in the same time frame. There's different ways, different skill sets, different ideas of the industry they're in different ways to use leverage.
