Same thing with people who put out 10 YouTube videos, and in total, they have 500 views. But that's actually amazing. You're winning, but you think you're losing because your expectations are off. I've mentioned this before somewhere. A lot of problems are only problems because we think they're problems. In other words, oftentimes, we think we're losing, when in reality, we just have to adjust our expectations. And my buddy, Rhian Doris, who was in a second latest video, adjusted my expectations. It's tough because I've been going through a little bit of this as well. The circular sort of rhythm of progression can be painful, you know. The thing I try to remind myself of is that it's like it's a spiral, not a circle. So it feels circular because you come around. Yeah, exactly, but it actually spirals upward. So all these cringy motivational posters, they make sense, except for this one, maybe. What is, what, how did he, what? This final one, I believe, is the most powerful way to tap into the winner effect as well. It's used by Olympic athletes, the U.S.
YouTubeの動画を10本出して、合計で500回再生される人も同じ。でも、それって実はすごいことなんだ。勝っているのに、負けていると思っているのは、自分の予想が外れているからだ。前にもどこかで話したことがある。多くの問題は、私たちが問題だと思うから問題なのだ。言い換えれば、多くの場合、私たちは負けていると思っているが、実際は期待値を調整すればいいだけなのだ。そして、私の相棒であるリアン・ドリスは、2本目の最新ビデオで私の期待値を調整してくれた。私も同じような経験をしたことがあるから、つらいわ。円環のよう