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The 1000 Day Rule (from the Tropical MBA) with Rob Atkinson - DS008 #DougShow #Best Education Page #Online Earning

The 1000 Day Rule (from the Tropical MBA) with Rob Atkinson - DS008 #DougShow

it was like very clear that the average
of the five people you're around is who
you become hey what's going on
welcome to the Doug show and this
episode is going to be a fun
conversation with my friend Rob Atkinson
we recorded this a little while back but
the idea is still apply of course this
episode is on the thousand day rule and
this is a concept that you know I'll
define a little bit more in depth later
but Rob and I heard about this you know
a few years ago and we really resonated
with us and in fact it resonated with a
lot of people as time goes on in the you
know the more folks you talk to you
realized that you know entrepreneurship
is you know it's it's a scary journey
it's a scary journey and Rob and I we
kind of got into this affiliate
marketing game by accident
we found it while we had full-time jobs
and then we slowly got obsessed with the
concepts in both of us at different
points in time took you know some leaps
of faith to go to go for it and to like
make this our full-time gig and luckily
we stuck with it like each of us stuck
with it for long enough to make it work
and part of the thousand day rule is
that to like stick with it there's a
post over on my blog niche site project
and I titled it the niche site
rollercoaster this is part of like a
case study than I did a couple years ago
with a friend of mine I'll just I'm
gonna read a couple little excerpts so I
open it like this working for yourself
seems like it will be perfect no one to
answer to but yourself and you can make
your own schedule it sounds perfect
right what could go wrong if you want to
take a two-hour lunch no problem if you
want to go for a hike in the middle of
the day that's great if you want to
sleep in you could do it but it can get
weird dark and your day could look
something like this and there's a
there's a little cartoon what
be hard to describe so do have a look
but basically it's a rollercoaster ride
and there's some ups and there's some
downs
it goes from I'm excited - this is hard
- it's working and then I messed up and
then I think I'm gonna go bankrupt and I
think I'm awesome I don't get why I get
so down on myself and then next thing
you know you're thinking I was wrong I
suck so it's a roller coaster it's a
very it's very common it's very common a
lot of times when you hear about these
stories their success stories its
rainbows and jelly beans and you know
endless beer let's get into the thousand
day journey here and I want to thank my
friend Rob Atkinson for joining us I'll
place some links Rob and his wife have a
travel blog that they they blog there
sometimes so you should check it out
let's send it over to the interview now
[Music]
today we're talking about the thousand
day rule and we got this from the
tropical mba that's a fantastic podcast
out there I'm gonna define it real quick
the thousand day rule this is by Dan
Andrews it's called what living the
dream really looks like our basic
hypothesis is this you'll be doing worse
than you were doing at your job for a
thousand days after you start your Muse
business again this is still Dan talking
I've seen it happen a bunch of times for
many of us it's been almost exactly
those thousand days it took for us to
get back to the level of income we
enjoyed in our corporate days I'm
sitting here with my friend Rob how's it
going over there Rob good happy to be
here
how you doing doing really well today
and I'm excited to talk about the
thousand day rule by the way will link
it up in the description so you can
check it out yourself but when I first
heard about this thousand day rule I was
like that makes so much sense
I was probably you know 300 days in so I
can I can sort of feel what they were
describing and we're gonna
go through what Danny Andrews describes
as the yearning the great hope and the
grind and then the sunrise so there's
sort of four stages that you sort of go
through we'll go through each one but I
totally remember like being sort of on
the early stages learning about this
thousand day rule Rob when did you first
hear about this I just I think I've
listened to them before and just kind of
heard it I didn't actually know that it
was so much about like replacing your
old jobs income or whatever I just
thought it was more they meant if you do
something for a thousand days and you
stick to it you don't quit along the way
you know you're you're essentially going
to be successful proficient in it in
that regard now that I've heard about it
actually I and I'm doing the math in my
head as you're explaining it it's like
scary how on it is for me yes and we
probably should have started recording
earlier but we were kind of going back
and forth where I mean basically we
remember each you know sort of one of
these stages but the big thing that we
remember is like early on where we were
so impatient
we had our day jobs that we hated and we
just were like we're smart we're really
dedicated will outwork other people like
we want to do this but we were still in
the first 60 days or a hundred days and
you can't really rush it and you know I
think everyone can relate once you get
past that certain point so let's um
let's go into the yearning phase and
this is before your thousand days so for
me this was you know working the
corporate job and not really like even
knowing that there was internet
marketing out there or that we could
work for ourselves I didn't have sort of
have like an entrepreneurial background
or anything like that so how about you
Rob like it's very very similar had no
entrepreneurial background
up until December of 2012 I was just
kind of coasting along I think we talked
in another series I'm not sure but I
mentioned how we were driving home from
Canada I just see family with my brother
and in the back of the car I was looking
at on my phone and I googled how to make
money online and just that was that
started the yearning for me gotcha and
then from like that point like how long
was it until you like launched your
first site or took your first steps yeah
I think I launched like a mm-hmm a very
fun kind of sports-related blog couple
months after so that would have been
February of 2013 okay
but then didn't really transition to
like really trying to monetize and
strictly going for that route until
probably like May June of that year
yeah 2013 okay cool it's it is
interesting since we were sort of in the
same timeline there was a few months
after you and I found smart passive
income and found you know niche sites
and the idea of affiliate marketing in
general and around like April of 2013 or
so so right around the same time now a
couple things that that Dan mentions and
the yearning phase are you hate your job
so I think I don't know if I hated it at
that point but I wasn't super happy and
you nodded you didn't really love your
job at the time yeah I think hates the
wrong word like I like the people and
gave me something but I just didn't like
the path and I knew there was something
missing right yes can I think you know
there were definitely portions that I
did hate so there were there were pieces
that I did hate but I think it's kind of
like even if you don't hate your job if
you're just like accepting what's given
to you like I did fine in high school
and then I was able to go to college and
make it through without much dad I
worked and got scholarships and stuff
and then I got a job or
reasonable one and I never really like I
never had to do anything to stretch and
it was it was just like complacent a
little bit boring it was generally fine
but it wasn't like accomplishing
anything where I was like proud of it if
that makes sense completely I understand
yeah
so next as as we go through the yearning
phase again I'll link it below so you
can have a look yourself you're failing
at affiliate marketing you try to talk
about this stuff with your family and
friends you're trying to partner up with
your friend or girlfriend or boyfriend
and you're buying a bunch of domains
you're starting a bunch of projects and
you're stopping when competition shows
up and yeah I think that's a hundred
percent accurate on my side what what
did you see on your side yeah failing so
and then I tried to kind of come up with
this flow chart or this spreadsheet kind
of projecting how much I would need to
invest how much I would make in revenue
and I I made a PowerPoint and presented
it in front of my mom and dad because I
was like yeah I was like I was like I'm
already making like a few hundred
dollars I was like I think I might I got
crashed by the way right after but I was
like I think I can turn this into like
three thousand to four thousand dollars
a month here's my projections like can I
just I'm not asking for money but like I
think it would make sense if you invest
in me and blah blah blah blah yeah do
you still have the PowerPoint oh I'd
have to look so hard for but that would
be hilarious that would be really cool
yeah and I mean you try to explain this
stuff to your friends in my a few years
younger than some my close friends back
in Atlanta there's a little embarrassed
to mention it these are you know I think
everyone has an MBA that hang out with
them like the least educated dumbest
person of my friends so they all have
MBAs or a few years older and remember
explaining it and they're like that
doesn't sound like much money he sounds
like a scam and of course at that point
I was just starting so I only knew of
this stuff conceptually I was really
excited but you know they didn't make
too much fun of me not more than usual
but they were kind of like this doesn't
sound right you know by the way by the
way by the way that was more day 1 to
333 that I gave a story that wasn't
quite there I skipped ahead my apologies
so I said I was making like 3 or $400
that was like a good year almost after
since the day I kind of jumped into it
so good call good call yeah it blends in
because there's definitely like the
yearning part where you have a job
before you've actually started doing
things so there's definitely a blend and
it's very good my friends just thought I
was just like just some weirdo like ha
like I was like showing them websites
and this and that they're like cool
whatever
yes so that's really cool that you did
that presentation what which yeah well
I'll see if you could find it and you
could go over that but the the
interesting part is a lot of the
yearning is you know you're sort of
unhappy you're kind of trying but you're
giving up early and I actually see this
a lot and in fact when when I move to a
new project of some kind
it had like it all happens again so what
we may touch on this more after we get
through all the four phases here but
like when I started working on YouTube
for example it kind of resets right so
that's interesting and you have to
remember that like you get through it so
the last point that they they mentioned
on here is before or sorry the last
point they mentioned with the yearning
is you right bitter blog post about the
4-hour workweek which is kind of funny
because that you know a lot of people
got their start via the 4-hour workweek
and when you try it and you hit
competition or it doesn't work like you
expect you get a little upset and you
know I think people are bitter upfront
when they see other people succeeding
they think they should be doing better
100% agree so day one too
3:33 it's called the great hope so I'll
sort of open open it up and say or I'll
open it up and mention a few of the
points that Dan has here so you stop
playing around with your GoDaddy account
you get to work I'm putting a Buy button
on a website so you're moving forward
you start calling potential clients and
customers you stop talking to family and
friends and start hanging out with
entrepreneurs and people you share your
journey that's a big one you work out
some funky deal for cash runway you take
on freelance work you negotiate a
severance package and you ask friends
and family for money like an idiot and
so on and so forth and they do know most
people quit here but you do not you have
the eye of the tiger so what do you
think about about this the great hope
section Rob yeah there's this one I'm
trying to look at you stop talking to
friends and family and you start hanging
out with entrepreneurs I think you know
how starting to read different blogs
about entrepreneurs and their path it
was like very clear that the average of
the five people you're around is who you
become I think they mentioned that in
4-hour workweek but I can't remember so
it was very clear that this playing
around this yearning stage was over and
you know I I love my friends and they're
good for a hangout here and there but
they're not what I was going for so kind
of cut them off and you know kind of
told them but they're like hey where
have you been what are you doing I was
like I just want to build a business and
you know quit my job and then they're
like okay so I I relate to that point
the most how about you yeah I think I
think that is the primary thing and then
we can link to our mastermind discussion
but you know at that point you and I
figured out like hey we need to like be
around people who are kind of trying to
do the same thing and we have the same
vocabulary we have the same drive and
stuff like that and it really you know
it makes you feel a little bit more
validated even if you don't have the
revenue
you two like back it up it but since
we're all moving forward like it's not
it's not sort of like an empty an empty
thing it's actually meaningful for you
know some of the other stuff you know
you you take on freelance work and
everyone thinks you should take a
vacation and get back to your old self
so I mean I think just the fact that I
did take on like some freelance work
like right when I was getting started
this is actually kind of a funny story I
was I went to a Starbucks which I rarely
work at Starbucks especially at the time
but I was sitting there and I was
working on my first site and I heard
some people next to me talking about SEO
and ranking and I was like well that's
random I couldn't keep my mouth shut I'm
pretty you know introverted and quiet
generally but I was like are you guys
talking about like links which they were
they were talking like straight up our
SEO language and it was like a fitness
instructor who is doing like sort of
local SEO and he was coaching you know
one of his mentees or whatever so it was
interesting and I sort accidentally
right talked myself into a freelance gig
I had no idea about you know local SEO
or this sort of like competition that
we'd be facing I didn't know how to
price it so I was like hey let me take a
look I'll research it but roughly then I
threw out something like eight hundred
dollars and I could do work for you and
like you know over the next six weeks
and basically like put a proposal
together it didn't work out right I
think the Google update happened around
that time so like I did work and nothing
bad happened but then after some time
other things that he you know gray house
stuff he was doing like brought his site
down so anyway I took on freelance work
by accident just because like I knew the
right words to use and I was like hey
here's my site watch this like you know
you could Google your site then it pops
up it's like that's all the the street
cred you need right there so yeah it's
it's really a grind in that first you
know 300 days when you started Rob did
you
sort of spread yourself thin did you
like work on too many things or were you
able to just stick with something
definitely too many things like it would
be a month where I was like I'm gonna do
this sigh and then I'd put the site
which you know good job for getting it
up but then I'd be like well I'm not
ranking so next site and then another
one and then I don't know somehow a
little bit of patience my patience got a
little bit greater and one finally
started to trickle in the right
direction and that's all you need and I
relate to this other point on the list
you wonder what you are doing during
this time it's kind of like it's like
the great hope as you call it for this
period but it's also like the great
hopelessness like you you feel so lost
right like you feel it within you that
you surround yourself these people
you're moving in the right direction but
you're just like where am I in all this
and you you're you're completely lost
yeah totally totally so the last point
the Dan made is most people quit here
you do not you have the eye of the tiger
and I think I mean that could be like
the theme for the whole the whole thing
here I mean in the first year which is a
pretty long time if you stick with
something for a year and let's say you
put in an hour a day like three days a
week that's a lot of hours I mean if you
figure out you know if you practice an
instrument for that long like you'd be
pretty decent at the end of the year and
most people they don't get past that
first part and like sticking to it so
did you have the urge to quit in the
first year was it an option for you or I
think let me see so August of 2013
now we're going so I said I started in
December of 2012 so that's nine months I
she was so frustrated that I stopped and
and I didn't look at anything for three
months and I don't know if I pulled the
story but I came back December of 2013
around Christmas time and I was checking
and one of my articles was on page one
and getting traffic and then I threw in
some affiliate links next thing you know
I'm making like
ten twenty bucks a month and I was like
wow okay so yeah quit and got lucky so I
think with the the first year you're
just like scratching and clawing and
you're just hoping for one thing or a
few things to go your way
yeah totally that and that's pretty so
it's pretty interesting that you mention
it that way so you basically quit but
you did enough stuff like in the first
nine months or whatever that the
momentum was there and you luckily went
back to check and it was working out huh
I mean like I want to say to you that I
would still be here without that but who
knows you know like maybe that was the
deal breaker yeah
interesting interesting well for me I I
don't think I had that I'm not sure why
because there are definitely like
challenging areas where I've like looked
at the pros and cons to just like put in
black and white which doesn't always
work but I'm like you know what I don't
want to spend time on that effort
anymore I don't think I enjoy it as much
and I I have a few examples but with the
affiliate marketing stuff even though I
didn't have like a drive from
entrepreneurs or background and I wasn't
particularly interested in like building
websites until I learned about it I
think because I launched niche site
project my blog within the first year I
was like committed and in so you know
going back to one of the earlier points
like you put a buy a button on your
website you're you're calling you're
talking to potential clients like I did
all that within a year and then I was
like you know there's some level of
accountability when you have a website
where you're like I'm gonna do this
stuff and it's a long term project so I
always kind of had that view there were
definitely areas in which I was like you
know what I'm gonna quit that part I
don't like that part I'm I'm out but
yeah I have a weird stubborn personality
I think this on the blog this one the
blog worked sorry
no the blog the blog works for you it
kind of
like kept you two accountable and
something we talked about a different
episode was masterminds and we'll get
into that probably because it's in a
different section but had we had those
well I've had I had that earlier I might
have not have had that three-month
quitting time
that's true that's a good point cuz like
probably someone would have been like
hey just stick with it or tweak this or
tweak that and you would have had a
little momentum to keep you going yeah
your perspectives really off in that
first year yes especially yeah if you
don't have the the five people that can
help pull you up your perspective will
be way off and you know little support
in fact there's probably a lot of people
like trying to get you off the task
alright next phase is the grind this is
day three 34 to 666 so I'm gonna hit the
bullet points at Dan talks about you
have customers you have clients you have
too much work your friends and family
think you've gone mental you don't visit
your family even though you're
location-independent
your old friends think it's a fraud
you're chasing a dream and they say get
a real job you have no money your
business gets written up as a thing you
want to be mentioned in and no clients
sorry your business gets written up in
that thing you want to be mentioned in
and no clients come from it you have
constant paranoia like what if your
sites hacked your competition just made
an update you wasted a bunch of money on
one thing that you don't want to talk
about you're trying to cut some big
deals and they'll think about your
proposal so this is the portion where
things are happening now can you
remember like when you hit that phase
yeah right in the middle of this so
again this is essentially this is
between year two and you don't know your
one in your two right yep yep so towards
the summer so we're just we're just
saying like it starts in the beginning
of 2013 for me so the beginning of 2014
is like the start of year 2 1 full years
gone by so then that summer I met you
and another
and we started a mastermind and around
that time I got up to about two or three
thousand dollars a month and relating to
this your location-independent that's
why my wife and I quit our jobs we moved
to Thailand in like October November of
2014 so right in that period things are
starting to shift in the right direction
money's coming in it's not an amazing
amount of money we moved to Thailand and
at this point our friends don't even
remember who we were
our parents really think we were crazy
and yeah it's scary how much this is
like on point yeah in it there are
different areas that you know sort of
speak to me you know I didn't
potentially have too many clients or
customers but I definitely felt like I
had too much work for me I still had a
full-time gig and I was doing like more
and more on that job like through this
period so it was probably like the most
productive like year or two years or so
where I got a ton of personal projects
done and then I was getting promoted
doing well on my day job it's weird how
that works cuz I was probably wasn't
getting enough sleep but I was like
running on you know not different than I
am now but alcohol and caffeine pretty
well so what my body needs I guess so
that the one thing that is really
interesting to me it says your business
gets written up and the thing you wanted
to be mentioning and then no clients
come from it and I could say that again
and again and again that is what happens
so you think right you think hey if I
could just get mentioned by this person
or if I could be on this podcast or in
that YouTube channel or if they cover me
on the news or fill in the blank like
thing that you think you need it's
usually like 99.9% of the time nothing
happens you may get a little bump but
it's never the thing there's almost
never one thing I hope I think it's like
a cumulative like step by step by step
slowly like people will hear your name
the know who you are stuff like that but
for me
there's never been like a thing that
like brought me to the forefront it's
just been like you know small tiny good
things happening so do you have anything
like that and no it's slightly different
in your world yeah I don't I don't have
anything because my world like I'm like
creating a blog it's very much behind
the scenes I will say though one thing
that you know the surface free that I
saw from you that appeared to be a big
thing but in reality it's just this one
point in time it was like a little spike
and like you said it keeps going was
when you got featured on niche pursuits
podcast now now just between you me
that's the first time I ever heard of
you
nice nice well and that one probably was
the only one where it was like like a
launching point and I think you know
part of it is potentially just you know
it was the right timing for like niche
pursuits and me and it was also just
launching my blog so it was within like
that that sort of like guest post and
then the podcast like those were sort of
prerequisites for me even launching the
site so like I was talking with Spencer
before I was gonna launch the site if
that makes sense
so right but even as even as positive as
in as big of a spike as that must have
been I still think to the point it's
always incremental and that wasn't the
end like you don't just stop there and
that's it you still have to keep putting
chipping away and stuff like that yep
exactly exactly so in the point is like
there are most of the time it's nothing
sometimes it is though so like if I was
on the Tim Ferriss blog or like Pat
Flynn's blog smart passive income like
those are influential people that people
take the recommendations and I you know
there are those but I've been on some
big-ass blogs and like no one reads um
no one follows links no one cares right
so much content out there but if you hit
the right one at the right time it could
be something special so anything else on
the grind part I mean it's the work like
you know it's it's you know it's paying
off and you're just driving forward
right yeah I would say I'd say there was
like a weird perspective that I had is
like okay I put in all this work up to
this point right people thought I was
crazy and I took this huge risk and you
know I got up to a few thousand dollars
a month and in my head I was like wow
like I'm really proud of myself and
where I've gotten but I'm like this
is like still not that great of a life
and it's still risky if my business like
gets taken down right now so I was just
like man like how much harder can it be
to just hit that you know you see the
people being like I'm making X and these
people are doing that you're like what
does that take
yeah no kidding okay in this is well the
point listed was like the constant
paranoia so that's there is a constant
paranoia and you're just like what
happens if and you know another point is
listed here it says you get by with a
lot of help and hustle stuff you could
have never planned starts working out
and that has happened a lot of time so
the best things are just like being
there and being available to like do a
thing at the right time so and United so
you've had some things just work out
it's like it's like if you when you're
in that first stage you don't know what
you're doing and if you don't if you
stop what you're doing
you basically you're done right if you
just keep doing enough things you're
eventually a kind of what you're getting
to is you're gonna create your own luck
yep you know something something is
gonna work out something's gonna pop up
that you're just like well I didn't
expect that but you put in all that work
and yeah exactly and I saw I can't oh
you know it was neil strauss an author
and he was describing you know just do
something right do something because
wherever you're apt at that point you'll
have a new perspective you'll have some
new skills you'll have like a new view
where you can go you can think of it as
sort of like I don't know if you're like
traveling or something and you're like
you need to get up I'm looking at a
mountain right now so I'm like you need
to get up a little bit higher on that
mountain you'll have a better view
you'll see opportunities like you're
talking about that like you didn't know
we're there and you may not be going in
the exact right direction but if you
have a new view like you'll see some
things that you didn't see before so
just get started and then once you're in
that grind phase things start happening
for you yeah okay next is the sunrise
and this is day 664 to 1000 so your
friends are starting to ask what your
business does your family is thankful
for your extended vacation time you love
to travel but you won't spend one day
away from your inbox and you don't
understand people that one to you could
make money but instead you think you'll
hire someone you have too many business
ideas to act on and you're thinking this
might just work
you're thankful you want more and you
have a list of high quality problems so
I think I think I'm in this sort of
phase here now are you are you there Rob
the this one yep just sunrise yeah yeah
this one no I think again this reminds
me of exactly where I was between the
start of 2015
towards the end of 2016 and as I said
the beginning they call the December of
2016 was the month so approximately a
thousand days that I first eclipse my
old full-time job income gotcha in in 30
days is that we said in that 30-day
period so that like monthly equivalent
was projected and yeah okay cool that's
that's pretty awesome yeah
so it I think like one of the big things
here so in the in the previous phase in
the grind you're sort of like in
disbelief like the whole thing is in
disbelief
you're realizing that it could work and
then in the sunrise phase you're
realizing hey it is working and I feel a
little bit more secure perhaps you've
taken you know other measures to like
mitigate risks and you understand the
risks you understand you know it's not
the worst thing in the world all
businesses have risks or you if you have
a job you can get laid off right there's
no no one's safe if you want to look at
it that way no one's safe but yeah when
you hit this point I think and from
talking to other people I think usually
you end up making like many more times
what you could have made in your
corporate job like ever so I don't think
I would have made much more than I was
making for like the next 20 to 25 years
or so I just didn't have the the drive
or the political like corporate savvy to
put up with it you know future employers
of mine disregard what I just said but
basically I think you know you you have
a certain cap of what a lot of jobs can
can get you too and then after that
you're stuck so working for yourself you
kind of have an unlimited potential
you're only limited by yourself
so anything to add to that Rob no I just
look at this list and I see it says you
could make money but instead you think
you'll hire somebody so 2015 was the
year I hired my first full-time virtual
assistant so everything this is scaring
me everything is lining up for me yeah
my friends were asking more because we
had been gone for almost a year now at
this point we had been abroad so they're
like hey guys don't forget to come back
from vacation you know so people were
starting to be like wow I guess maybe
this isn't a joke maybe he can do it
yeah and I guess where they like spec
ting you to come back and like a year or
something we ran out of savings so we're
getting jobs again or something like
that probably and maybe they still
probably think it today yeah and I think
um well I'm not sure my parents
understand quite what I do anyway I
think they they finally stopped calling
me for like tech support on their
computer so that I think they thought I
just worked with computers so okay now
there's nothing after this I was gonna
say be great if there was a thousand
days or more but you know one of the
points that is in the 4-hour workweek
and I heard Tim Ferriss mentioned this
the other day on his podcast I'll link
up to that as well but it's like what do
you do when you get there like you know
in in the 4-hour workweek one of the
exercises the dream line exercise is to
like figure out like what you want to do
how much it'll cost and you work
backwards from there the idea being like
most of us like not all of us but a lot
of us have like tastes for things and
activities that are reasonable like you
could pay for it if you like rearrange
your life a little bit most of the time
we just need to rearrange our time and
then you'll be you're able to accomplish
those things the point is like once you
create some you know muse or you know
source of income that doesn't take up
all your time then what do you do and
and that is the hard part otherwise you
know people like like me specifically I
will just keep working right so I kind
of enjoy the work that I'm doing and I
could probably work like 12 14 hours a
day if I'm drinking a lot of coffee and
stuff and I will enjoy it and I'll burn
out and that's not really the idea I'd
rather spend time doing other things so
for you Rob like do you know when you
are like when you reach your goal and
then what do you do afterwards or were
you able to balance it you know your
lifestyle and the work along the way so
you never got out of sync it's been back
and forth and I'm still trying to figure
it out so I wish they had a thousand day
an after guide so there was a while
after the thousand days where things got
what I would call really good
and we were still traveling abroad and I
was just I think the level of leisure
and work was pretty relaxed I mean I was
working but I wasn't doing anything too
crazy and then recently I've in the last
year I've partnered up and we've just
it's been like go go go
so that's been stressful in some ways
but also the potential payoffs for are
really high so it's like I'm still
trying to figure out what you want what
I want but I think for most people if
they're like before the thousand days or
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