Nobody gets everything they want right away. The speaker learned from his father that patience is a skill you have to build, and without it you face constant disappointment that wears you down. Practice patience and you build resilience for the long game.
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The reality is that you can't have everything you want now, you know, whether you're 7 or 17 or 27 or 37, right? Or, you know, in the future, I guess into my 40s, 50s, wherever, right? You can't, you can't have everything right now. So I think, you know, my father always taught me that, you know, today might be difficult, but great things will come. And you just, you, you have to be patient. You actually have no choice, Utkarsh, but to master that skill set because you're never going to get everything you want now. So I think whatever age you are listening to this, Working out, you know, your own understanding of what patience means and just putting in the work in order to make that a reality for you is a really critical skill set. It will make you resilient because if you don't have patience, I'll tell you what you will have, and that's disappointment. And disappointment over time will break your resilience. It will exhaust you.