"HOW DO I STOP MAKING EXCUSES?" Do you think you would be successful if you started in the United Kingdom?

Do you think you would be successful if you started in the United Kingdom? What do you want me to say here? Let's play out both scenarios. Let's say I say, "Yes, I think I'd be successful in the United Kingdom." Then you might be like, "Well, you don't really understand how hard it is here. There's tall poppy syndrome. Uh, you know, it's, you know, it's more anti-business here," blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, so then you just questioned my ability to work harder and, and suffer and have p- tolerance with pain. Okay, fine. Every position on the board, whether you're the experienced person in a marketplace or you're brand new, has an advantage. And so if you can only see the disadvantage of your position, you have a losing mentality, which means you need to reframe how you're thinking about it. If it's hard in the UK to start a business, guess what? It's hard for fucking your competition too. Right? Which means it's harder for them, which means that you can try a little harder, because at the end of the day, who you are competing against is other humans. Like, please take this in. Like, you are just competing against other humans, and even then, you're not even competing against them. You're competing against you. You're competing against the couch. You're competing against distraction. You're competing against, uh, conflicting goals, conflicting priorities. You're competing against events, against notifications and, and, and, and Facebook and, and all these things that are popping up and distracting you. Like, that's what you're actually competing against. Truly dedicated yourself to working for four to six hours a day, and I mean, like, put a timer on, and the moment you look away, you stop and then restart the timer for truly four to six hours of work every single day, and I'm saying seven days a week. Twenty-eight hours a week of work. Oh my God. Right? You would be further ahead than most people because most people don't do jack shit. They... You ask the question because you want the excuse for, for your current condition, but it changes nothing. Whether I'm successful or not in Pakistan, maybe if I'm in, in whatever country you're in, maybe I'm not successful. And what does that do for you? But the blame finger has to go this way, because it's the only thing you can control. You might have a disadvantage, and there's nothing you can do about it. So you do what you can, right? You do what you-