The Hardest Part of Success (0 to 500) | Where I Was Right and Wrong NBA | Rabbit Hole Roundup 121
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Jared Weiss discusses the challenges of building momentum in the early stages of success and shares insights on personal growth and sports commentary.
What if the hardest part of success…is building momentum in the beginning? In this episode of Rabbit Hole Roundup, I break down why the journey from 0 to 500—followers, fans, or supporters—is often the toughest phase for creators, athletes, and anyone chasing a dream. (Of course the numbers are different for everyone). When it feels like nothing is working, that's usually when most people quit… but it might actually mean you're closer than you think. I also dive into a powerful perspective inspired by Bruce Lee on finding peace—not by chasing it, but by removing what disrupts it. Next, I challenge one of the biggest lies social media tells you: that success has an expiration date. From late bloomers to long journeys, this is your reminder that it's never too late—as long as you don't quit. Plus, a simple but powerful challenge inspired by Andy Grammer: take one action each week expecting nothing in return. Small acts can shift your mindset—and the world around you—more than you think. And of course, I wrap things up with:-NBA Playoffs reactions, what I got right & wrong, and Round 2 predictions-Yankees rolling, Aaron Judge's…
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