The Grind: Working for Experience Over Immediate Pay

. The car is moving. I'm on a walk now. I do this every night. And the same thing happened to me with Jeff Lutz. Just kept showing up after I got to know him a little and understood what they were doing. I ask, "Okay, what are you doing tomorrow?" And, you know, he told me. I'm like, "Okay, cool." And I just show up. And one day I arrived there around 8 am . I walk in, there was an older guy, and he says, "Oh , hi, what are you, what are you doing here so early?" Because he knew I usually don't wake up before ten or something like that. And I'm like, "I don't have anything anyway. That's why I'm here. Do you have any work for me?" And he's like, "Oh, yeah. Can you use a grinder?" And I'm like, "Yeah ." He says, "Okay, cut all of this." And he made me spend almost all day cutting off the rest of this chassis. I just sat there cutting all day . Cutting and sanding. Cutting and sanding. And then he says, "What are you doing tomorrow?" I said, "I 'll come here if you have a job for me ." He said, " Okay, tomorrow we'll do scarves or something." That's how it works. Too many people want to get paid right away or a lot of money at once . So they do n't do it, and it holds them back from being successful . And that's the stupidest thing you can do. Because if you come in and work for free and do a good job, eventually they'll get paid. And if they don't, someone else will, because you know what you're doing and you care. And that's hard to find these days. Well, that's