00:00right? And I talk to American kids when they're graduating high school or college, and I say,
00:04why don't you take a gap year? You know, go get a job, or if you have the means, travel,
00:09you know?
00:10Or go do something that doesn't matter to your career. Just go do something, like, go get an
00:15internship, you know? And they all say the same thing to me. I can't. Why not? Because I'll be
00:19behind. Because they'll see their friends getting jobs, and then their friends will have a promotion
00:23before them, and they'll feel like they're quote-unquote behind. But it goes back to our
00:29lumberjack story. Go and sharpen your axe, and you'll be amazed how much quicker your career...
00:35So yes, it goes like this, and then you're going to go like this, and then it goes like this,
00:40you know? And you sort of race ahead later, because you have a different experience and a
00:44different skill set and a different view of the game. But when they say, I'm behind, again,
00:48it goes behind what? You're not competing against your friends you went to school with.