A short monologue by Mark Evans DM arguing that outsourcing/time-buying—paying someone $3,000 monthly to gain 160 hours—should allow an entrepreneur to generate at least an additional $3,000 per month. The speaker describes having 'rewired' his thinking over years to evaluate time in this way and frames inability to convert those hours into income as a failure to be entrepreneurial.
If you paid someone $3,000 per month and you gained 160 hours extra a month, 40 hours a week, times four weeks, 160 hours a week, you as the entrepreneur, business owner, is there any way possible that you could not generate an extra three grand a month, 160 hours? By the way, if you can't, you're not an entrepreneur. I don't know what you're doing to generate $3,000 in 160 hours. I don't even know what you would do all day if you can't do that. You could do that in a day, depending on what you got going on. But that's the thing I'm thinking of. That's how my brain thinks. I've rewired my brain to think like that. By the way, what I'm sharing with you took me many years to discover that it was all here. I had to rewire.
