MrBeast says multiply your timeline by three. He started creating at 11 but didn't hit it big until his late teens. Without genuine passion for the work itself, you'll quit before you get there.
What would you say, advice to your younger self? It's. It'd be similar to what I tell a lot of younger creators and entrepreneurs is like, whatever time frame you think it's going to take to achieve something, it's probably going to take three times longer, you know, and so if you think it's going to take two years to hit a million subscribers, is probably going to take like 6, 7, 8, 9. Unless you're Mr. Beast. No, even for me, I started at 11. It didn't happen until I was in my 20s or whatever. 19. And so it's just, that's why, like Steve Jobs says, you got to love what you do. And that's like, you know, yes, you can think of. Everyone always, like, points to a little outlier, who did it in a year or whatever. But if, and statistically, you're not going to be that outlier. And so it's just going to take you a very long time. And if you're just not deeply in love with what you do, you're going to quit before you achieve it.
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