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In this brief motivational monologue, the speaker asserts that outperforming the majority of people does not require superior intelligence or luck. Instead, the decisive factor is a willingness to endure prolonged pain and uncertainty, especially during periods of rapid personal or professional growth, which are often the most miserable. By getting accustomed to discomfort, one can achieve progress and gain a competitive edge.

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