Big goals face less competition because people think they're unrealistic and don't try. A successful restaurant might have more competitors than a massive ambition. Most problems are solvable, so the real reason people fail is they haven't started.
Competition for big goals, believe it or not, is actually much rarer. It's thinner air. People believe that it's so unrealistic that they don't shoot for it, which actually makes fewer people there to compete against. And so it is probably harder in some ways to have a local restaurant that is really successful than it is to have a big business. And what I found is that most problems are solvable, which means that most things are knowable. The reason that you probably haven't gotten to where you want to go is because you haven't actually started trying.
