When u Work for yourself you are getting paid on what u do

Many people need permission to have shitty first drafts before working harder, but the speaker prefers spending more time on first drafts to minimize the need for edits. They believe that putting in the necessary effort is crucial, as no one else will do the work for you. The speaker notes that when working for oneself, there is no payment for simply being present; payment is dependent on actual output. They differentiate their work from that of others, expressing that what some consider a crazy workload is just an off day for them. The speaker defines work as having a clear output or progression. Delaying the need for immediate rewards for one's work can lead to better outcomes.

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