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In this brief monologue, the speaker reflects on the regret of having only one life to pursue entrepreneurial ambitions. They express a desire to build many businesses but recognize that each venture requires substantial effort to scale. The speaker conceptualizes life as consisting of roughly four 7‑to‑10‑year cycles—akin to a limited number of "shots"—and emphasizes the need to allocate these finite periods to the most promising opportunities, urging strategic prioritization of long‑term projects.

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