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This is a very overlooked piece of the puzzle. When I used to work in the trades, the rule of thumb was “everything takes twice as long as you think it will”. It was scarily accurate for small tasks. Bigger ones would often balloon much higher.
That's because you have to account for the fact that everyone else around you will be doing absolutely nothing. Been in the trades for 30 years and this is the reason even at 50 I am willing to walk away from the union trades all together. Way to many deadbeats being protected while a small handful end up doing all the work.
700 hours seems like a lot for programming but I definitely spent 1000+ hours coding before I got my first programming job. Its awesome hearing you'll run roughly 500 miles training for a marathon!
This is another hit video! advice is straight on! My current goal is location independence, being a digital nomad and earning money online that allows me to live very comfortably
Keep producing videos of this quality and you will quickly build a dedicated audience. I'm a new subscriber and was disappointed to see your older videos were not of the same calibre. Means I need to wait longer for new content :)
@@BulldogMindsetArchive I've been following you for a long time and always look up to your advise. I want to thank you and tell you not to feel discouraged if the video does not take off the way you expected as we all can see you're leaving no stone unturned going into the making. I would recommend watching How to Beast for editing as he's pretty much in your same lane.
So true! For me to write a 3 minute song, most people think it takes probably 3 hours ish. It actually takes on average a little over 100 hours per song, and I usually just release it because it's close enough and it's gonna take me forever to be more prolific than Bach at this rate. Good video!
Gotta have that mamba mentality to achieve your goals! RIP Kobe! And thanks for this video! I needed something interesting to watch as I took a break from my studies, lol.
In my country is not about being smart or prepared. Its about being bold and social. Having the right connections and be willing to be CORRUPT. "El que no tranza no avanza" (Who doesn´t cheat doesn´t get ahead)
I really loved this video but... I can't understand why I should stress so much to achieve success. Why should I even care to put in 100x effort to *hopefully* achieve something? How is the juice worth the massive, brutal squeeze? This has to be stuff for one percenters who somehow cannot live if they are not at the top of the top, for.... .
And that's why I'm still working on my art level after 17 years and haven't tried to find work in the art field yet. AI art is there, but it just changes the playing field and doesn't wipe it out of existence yet. You think that drawing is easy because any kid can do it until you really try and then figure out that even linework requires good design. e.g. straight line -> curved -> long straight -> short sharp curve. It's just linework. Then you have shape design in tones, taking into account lighting, saturation, hardness and softness of edges and trying to balance it in a way that things look correct and not jarring. And then you look at the tons of people doing great work out there and you think "man, how much time did that person spend to get better? And there's like literally hundreds of thousands of them!"
Incredible video and super applicable to why I haven't gotten far on any of my goals. I loved the part where you used the juggling 3 balls example and locking yourself in your room until you figured it out. Amazing example of how you can make it impossible to fail.
Hey John, great stuff, I am seeing how your advice to me a few months ago is coming together and I will certainly take this on board; I sent you an email which I will forward wondering if you could make a job for me solving philosophical problems and applying them to life. I would like to do a uni course on it you see and I have a question; How do you not beat yourself up or identify with your failures? I have been comparing myself to what I could be. I know I can be great but I keep slacking and making decisions out of line with that ideal version of me
Superb 🎯 Sir what would be some best books to read for fear of starting & coming out of self doubt ? Also tackling feelings of discouragement that keeps me stuck ..
Hey John, love your videos and the new execution of quality. I had one quick question, out of the 2 books that you wrote that is about software development, which one would you recommend if I only had to get one, the career guide or the soft skills one?
I wanna try to play football in college and walk on Kobes a big role model for me And i want to try to replicate his work ethic and mentality and control the controllables But theres things i cant control no matter how hard I work it still doesent mean Ill make the team.
You play the hand you’re dealt. We all have unfair advantages. For example, I’m tall and intelligent, but bald and shortsighted. Don’t waste time thinking about what’s outside of your control. Instead, leverage the unfair advantages you do have. We all have them. You’re speaking English. Do you know how many free educational resources are available in this language? You have an internet connection. Right there, two of the largest unfair advantages are yours. Unfair advantages are all over the place. Don’t roll around complaining about how unfair it is. Play the game; play the game to win.
@@gridiron8870 being tall really helps with women. I’m not going to lie. There’s data and personal experience. But if someone’s not tall, they shouldn’t waste a single second thinking about it.
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This is a very overlooked piece of the puzzle. When I used to work in the trades, the rule of thumb was “everything takes twice as long as you think it will”. It was scarily accurate for small tasks. Bigger ones would often balloon much higher.
Yes exactly.
This was true for freelance coding projects too.
Yeah I've seen that happen first hand.
That's because you have to account for the fact that everyone else around you will be doing absolutely nothing. Been in the trades for 30 years and this is the reason even at 50 I am willing to walk away from the union trades all together. Way to many deadbeats being protected while a small handful end up doing all the work.
Great video bro! And better thumbnail
Appreciate it
I can't remember who it was who said this but...
"People have no idea how close they are to success when they give up!"
This is true.
700 hours seems like a lot for programming but I definitely spent 1000+ hours coding before I got my first programming job.
Its awesome hearing you'll run roughly 500 miles training for a marathon!
That's absolutely silly. If you're spending a 700 hours coding before your first job, then you're wasting your time. Coding inefficiently.
@@drewgonzales4533He did that and got the job, and instead of doing the same you call it silly. You're the loser here
Great video, it helped me realize I'm spread too thin on too many projects. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, John! Definitely going to apply this to my goals
Excellent. Congrats on the sales job.
@@BulldogMindsetArchive Thank you 🙌
This is another hit video! advice is straight on! My current goal is location independence, being a digital nomad and earning money online that allows me to live very comfortably
Thank you. Appreciate the comment.
Keep producing videos of this quality and you will quickly build a dedicated audience. I'm a new subscriber and was disappointed to see your older videos were not of the same calibre. Means I need to wait longer for new content :)
Thank you. That is very encouraging. I really appreciate you saying that. I felt a bit down after seeing this video not take off. This helped.
@@BulldogMindsetArchive I've been following you for a long time and always look up to your advise. I want to thank you and tell you not to feel discouraged if the video does not take off the way you expected as we all can see you're leaving no stone unturned going into the making. I would recommend watching How to Beast for editing as he's pretty much in your same lane.
Comment for support✌️
Thank you.
Great video, it's always good to be reminded and it's why I'm not giving up.
Great to see you on the comeback John!
Going to keep going...
So true! For me to write a 3 minute song, most people think it takes probably 3 hours ish. It actually takes on average a little over 100 hours per song, and I usually just release it because it's close enough and it's gonna take me forever to be more prolific than Bach at this rate. Good video!
Gotta have that mamba mentality to achieve your goals! RIP Kobe! And thanks for this video! I needed something interesting to watch as I took a break from my studies, lol.
Glad you enjoyed!
Hugely valuable 🔥
So true. I wish I had learned about this much earliet.
Appreciate you John
Thank you.
Top notch 👌😌
Thank you.
Great!
In my country is not about being smart or prepared. Its about being bold and social. Having the right connections and be willing to be CORRUPT. "El que no tranza no avanza" (Who doesn´t cheat doesn´t get ahead)
How unfortunate.
I live in that nation too. Its called planet earth. Who cares?
Because if they cheat, they might get ahead, but do they ever STAY ahead?
I need that mindset now !!!😊
Great video!
Great high-quality video and content John! You inspire more people than you probably even realize. Keep up the good work!
Thank you. I appreciate the comment. It means a lot to me.
Man John I’m at 4:11 and got to say I love when you talk about playing poker.
Haha, thanks. Me too.
Great video. I’m making 100 calls a day right now as a real estate agent. I know 99% of the agents in my market ain’t doing 1/2 the work I am.
this is basically OUTLIERS-MALCOLM GLADWELL in video format
Yes, indeed.
Amazing video bro, Where was this channel all my life?
my only mentor thanks john
Appreciate that.
I really loved this video but... I can't understand why I should stress so much to achieve success. Why should I even care to put in 100x effort to *hopefully* achieve something? How is the juice worth the massive, brutal squeeze? This has to be stuff for one percenters who somehow cannot live if they are not at the top of the top, for.... .
Because you feel so good when you are making progress.
And that's why I'm still working on my art level after 17 years and haven't tried to find work in the art field yet. AI art is there, but it just changes the playing field and doesn't wipe it out of existence yet.
You think that drawing is easy because any kid can do it until you really try and then figure out that even linework requires good design. e.g. straight line -> curved -> long straight -> short sharp curve.
It's just linework. Then you have shape design in tones, taking into account lighting, saturation, hardness and softness of edges and trying to balance it in a way that things look correct and not jarring.
And then you look at the tons of people doing great work out there and you think "man, how much time did that person spend to get better? And there's like literally hundreds of thousands of them!"
Incredible video and super applicable to why I haven't gotten far on any of my goals. I loved the part where you used the juggling 3 balls example and locking yourself in your room until you figured it out. Amazing example of how you can make it impossible to fail.
Thanks. Appreciate the comment. I'm glad you connected with that example.
Hey John, great stuff, I am seeing how your advice to me a few months ago is coming together and I will certainly take this on board;
I sent you an email which I will forward wondering if you could make a job for me solving philosophical problems and applying them to life. I would like to do a uni course on it you see and I have a question;
How do you not beat yourself up or identify with your failures? I have been comparing myself to what I could be. I know I can be great but I keep slacking and making decisions out of line with that ideal version of me
You avoid beating yourself up mentally by physically doing more work.
Superb 🎯
Sir what would be some best books to read for fear of starting & coming out of self doubt ? Also tackling feelings of discouragement that keeps me stuck ..
keep the hat! looks great on you
haha
Amazing vid
Love The 10x Rule. Another good book about the concept is 10x is Better Than 2x
Yes that book is excellent as well.
How much is your mentorship. I need to become financially free
Hey John, love your videos and the new execution of quality. I had one quick question, out of the 2 books that you wrote that is about software development, which one would you recommend if I only had to get one, the career guide or the soft skills one?
Career guide. That one will help you more as a developer. The other more in life.
What was the next video?
15:20 Thank you!
The video that got you 250k had a number in the title and on the thumbnail. Do you think that had an effect?
Possibly. The video was also a very interesting topic.
Why title of the video keeps on getting changed??
Trying to find something that works.
I wanna try to play football in college and walk on Kobes a big role model for me And i want to try to replicate his work ethic and mentality and control the controllables But theres things i cant control no matter how hard I work it still doesent mean Ill make the team.
more views than mine
731 views :D Guess I'm early
Hopefully my prediction is correct.
that is a great book the 10x rule
Yes. Super important book to read.
Maybe video title puts some potential mainstream viewers off
or get lucky
i dont know why i am watching this video, i live in a socialist country, here the merotocracy and effort dont give you money...
It's probably genetics let's be honest for once.
If life hands you a desert, make a rattle snake farm and sell canned snake meat.
Cop out.
You play the hand you’re dealt. We all have unfair advantages. For example, I’m tall and intelligent, but bald and shortsighted. Don’t waste time thinking about what’s outside of your control. Instead, leverage the unfair advantages you do have. We all have them.
You’re speaking English. Do you know how many free educational resources are available in this language? You have an internet connection. Right there, two of the largest unfair advantages are yours. Unfair advantages are all over the place. Don’t roll around complaining about how unfair it is. Play the game; play the game to win.
@@aaronclarke1434 Being tall doesent help you get a job unless youre in the NBA or the NFL and getting paid.
@@gridiron8870 being tall really helps with women. I’m not going to lie. There’s data and personal experience.
But if someone’s not tall, they shouldn’t waste a single second thinking about it.