Two speakers use mountain climbing to argue against shortcuts. Focus on the next step, not waiting for an elevator. Trying to skip the line for fans creates a fragile audience that abandons you when they find creators who earned their success.
I'd like to add that the information is really important, but there really is no skipping the line. If you're going to climb the mountain, don't look at the mountaintop. Look at your feet and take one step. Every time you take one step, you get closer.
And, and if, if you keep waiting for the elevator that only shows up for a blip and a full moon or whatever, you know, you might still be, you might still be standing there in six months. And now the person that started climbing is already halfway up the mountain, and you're still stuck at go because you're waiting for the easy.
Way. But they're making fans, too, that'll die for them. And if you're trying to skip the line, like your fans don't care, your numbers aren't real. They'll leave you in a second for somebody who is doing it for real. That's the truth.
