Short transcript excerpt from a conversation featuring Tim Frey about pursuing 'massive success.' Frey emphasizes relentless self-study of weaknesses and the extreme difficulty and sacrifice involved (metaphor: 'dragging my knuckles through shattered glass'), while another speaker counters the 'overnight success' myth by noting long periods of unpaid work.
If you want massive success, you need to study it all the time. Like, what is your weakness? Study it every single day. It was, like, literally dragging my knuckles through shattered glass. That's how hard it was to kind of get to this point. And people now are like, oh, I'm not making six figures in my first year. Like, this is bullshit.
People will be like, oh, that was an overnight success. But you worked for free for a year.
