Steven Bartlett

irrefutable evidence is greatest in your mind and for me my parents i think somewhat accidentally taught me that you can have an idea and then you there's nothing between you and the execution and realization of that idea this was this parasitic like life-changing realization i was given at 14 years old you can have an idea and then you can make the idea a reality i didn't i'm not good at maths yeah i still can't spell was never particularly good in school

But this one macro tailwind of this thing they call self-belief, which came from this void of independence and the ability for me to fail, means that you persevere in the face of not having money or not having a degree to the point that you get feedback. And feedback becomes knowledge and knowledge becomes your power in life.

But this one macro tailwind of this thing they call self-belief, which came from this void of independence and the ability for me to fail, means that you persevere in the face of not having money or not having a degree to the point that you get feedback. And feedback becomes knowledge and knowledge becomes your power in life.

But this one macro tailwind of this thing they call self-belief, which came from this void of independence and the ability for me to fail, means that you persevere in the face of not having money or not having a degree to the point that you get feedback. And feedback becomes knowledge and knowledge becomes your power in life.

It crossed my mind.

It crossed my mind.

It crossed my mind.

It crosses your mind. And I now fully understand how people end up making those kinds of decisions. Because when you feel the pain in your stomach of not eating for a couple of days, And you can't see a clear path out of the situation you're in. You weigh up your options. And if you have a clear understanding of consequence, like I did, thank God. Thank God, yeah.

It crosses your mind. And I now fully understand how people end up making those kinds of decisions. Because when you feel the pain in your stomach of not eating for a couple of days, And you can't see a clear path out of the situation you're in. You weigh up your options. And if you have a clear understanding of consequence, like I did, thank God. Thank God, yeah.

It crosses your mind. And I now fully understand how people end up making those kinds of decisions. Because when you feel the pain in your stomach of not eating for a couple of days, And you can't see a clear path out of the situation you're in. You weigh up your options. And if you have a clear understanding of consequence, like I did, thank God. Thank God, yeah.

You make a different set of decisions. But I have complete empathy and understanding for how one ends up choosing another path, especially if they don't have role models around them, which is a form of consequence. Yeah.

You make a different set of decisions. But I have complete empathy and understanding for how one ends up choosing another path, especially if they don't have role models around them, which is a form of consequence. Yeah.

You make a different set of decisions. But I have complete empathy and understanding for how one ends up choosing another path, especially if they don't have role models around them, which is a form of consequence. Yeah.

It also makes me realize, as you speak, how important the safety nets were that I didn't even realize were there. And in the UK, we have an NHS, we have a healthcare system.

It also makes me realize, as you speak, how important the safety nets were that I didn't even realize were there. And in the UK, we have an NHS, we have a healthcare system.

It also makes me realize, as you speak, how important the safety nets were that I didn't even realize were there. And in the UK, we have an NHS, we have a healthcare system.

Which is just inconceivable to me. Yeah. Growing up in the UK, it's inconceivable that I could get sick and it could cost me money or make me bankrupt because I got sick.

Which is just inconceivable to me. Yeah. Growing up in the UK, it's inconceivable that I could get sick and it could cost me money or make me bankrupt because I got sick.

Which is just inconceivable to me. Yeah. Growing up in the UK, it's inconceivable that I could get sick and it could cost me money or make me bankrupt because I got sick.

and if you think about my story there were so many safety nets I had a house with parents that I could have ran back to that creates a psychological safety that I could retreat backwards we also have benefits in the UK and I remember the day where I printed off the we call it job seekers allowance forms which would have given me some money I never submitted them but I was at a point where I'm weighing up my options here and then the safety net of our healthcare which is I did know that I was playing on a solid foundation and that allows you to take those risks you know