A short motivational talk (YouTube video) by Tim Frey encouraging viewers not to compare their business-growth timelines to others. The speaker explains that differing personal circumstances (age, family, available hours) lead to different speeds of progress but the same possible destination; shares a personal example of growing from $30,000 to $100,000 monthly within 12 months due to high time investment.
The reason that I was able to go from $30,000 a month to $100,000 months within 12 months is the fact that I was putting in so much time. Let's say the destination is a seven figure business where we all want to be, right? All of us are going to get there as long as we don't stop and we don't give up. It just that some of us are going to get there on different time frames. I was still in my 20s and I had the time. I don't have children, I work 10, 12 hour days. And so I got in the plane and I got to that destination really quickly. If you're listening and you are a mother of two children under four years old, you don't have the same time as I had to grow that business while I was in the plane. You might be in heart. So instead of it taking me one year, it may take you three years because you just don't have as much time to give. And if you're a parent, you have five children, you have one to two hours a day to work on this. We would probably say that you're on the bike, it's a little bit slower, you can still get there. It just may take five or six years for you to get there. But we can all get to the same destination. We're just going in different time frames. I just think don't compare your journey to other people's.
