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In this brief monologue, the speaker challenges the allure of a promise to double a business for a $100,000 investment. He explains that, in practice, businesses often experience a series of small, repeated losses—illustrated by losing $5,000 each month—before a sudden, large payoff occurs, such as earning $25,000 one month and $50,000 the next. The core message is that entrepreneurs must be willing to endure this initial loss period and maintain patience, focusing on long‑term progress rather than expecting immediate returns.

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