A short YouTube monologue by Nadav Benedek arguing that, at a young age (around 15), it's better to hustle for experience and build relationships than to focus solely on making money. The speaker recounts meeting many people while hustling, suggesting those early connections can lead to future opportunities (e.g., joining or advising startups).
Like, I was talking to the guy just, he's like, yeah, even if you like, don't make any money, like, don't focus on money at your specialty. Like, it's not like something you need, right? You don't have to maintain the experience. Like, he's like. Because me just going on hundreds of people is like, awesome, right? Because when I become like. And then one of them wants to start a company, what if they're like starting Facebook or some. Maybe they'll call me first, but like, maybe I'll be like founding growth or like that. Like, I met them when I was 15. I was hustling stuff like that. Like, literally I was like, yeah, the doesn't mean you don't make a ton of money, but I'm going to connect you. All these people, you're like hustling. You're 15 years old. Not a lot of people are doing your to it, right?
