In our first podcast, "The Truth About Hard Work," @naval revealed that in Silicon Valley, a refusal to pay 10x performers 10x compensation forces these individuals to leave in order to start their own companies
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He said that he would ask them to raise the capital to pay his normal salary
"A year-and-a-half after I came out here, I was under contract for $150 a week. And the one thing I learned was that they had no respect for a person who was willing to work for them for $150 a week"
This is Truth.
It is for this reason that it is blind to The Truth
It views things through the lens of "What should be"
Rather than through the lens of "What is"
There is no right or wrong
There is only Effective and Ineffective.
There is no good or bad
There is only what works, and what does not work.
There is no correct or incorrect
There is only What Is, and What Is Not.
And the Truth is that human beings are not creatures of "will" and "choice"
They are subject to a Mind that responds in a certain way to certain things
Completely and totally without their consent.
He would be wise to seek the largest possible advance.
To get "paid more?"
No.
The publisher that has paid a fortune will put all of its resources behind making the book a success, in order to recoup its investment.
Unless it feels a pinch, it will not act
Unless it is on the hook, it will become complacent
Unless its back is against the wall, it will become lazy
Unless there is skin in the game, there is no game at all.
The bet was $9 million
Why $9 million?
Phil said, ""This event needs to be for a number that makes us nervous and uncomfortable."
One is now at @OSUCowboyGolf
The younger's successes have been documented elsewhere
I would empty their wallets
For I understand how the Mind works
Had I given it to them "for free," they would not have benefitted from them.
The individual who you go out of your way to "comp" and "help" will become your worst client
The one who will beg, borrow and steal in order to pay your fees will become your best client, and his own greatest success
That the more he is on the hook
The more, as @PhilMickelson put it, "nervous and uncomfortable" he is
The more he will dig into his soul to Arrive at his ultimate vision.
The Human Mind does not understand "value"
It only understands "price."
It does not respond to "willpower and external motivation"
It respond to the "fear of loss."
In this case, that irony is this:
The more a human being Pays . . .
The more he stands to lose . . .
The more he is "on the hook" . . .
The less time he will waste
The more serious he will become
And the more success he will have
Namaste.