Short motivational YouTube monologue advising young entrepreneurs whose parents doubt their ability to start a business. The speaker emphasizes that parents judge based on past behavior, that personal growth and consistency change who you are, and that you don't need others' permission—only your own—to succeed.
Every time I try to start a business, they're convinced it's not going to work. How can you, like, convince my parents they won't let you start the business? Your parents are making decisions based on how you've been in the past. The problem is, is you're not the same person this month than you were last month because you're growing. But my parents still treat me like I'm a kid. Is it their fault? No. When I was in my 20s and my dad would like, second guess every decision I ever made, I didn't get mad at him because I realized he only remembers the teenager used to get in trouble all the time. I got to a place where I realized nobody has to change for me to win. Right now you hope your parents would change. What if you just accepted the fact? Until you show them consistency and show them you're winning, they'll always remember you as the person you were last year. My friends don't have to change. My parents don't have to change for me to win. They don't need to give you permission. You know the only person you need permission from? Oh, dude, you got it.
