As we succeed, not everyone is happy, especially when tackling older industries that are more protected. Uber is significantly improving drivers' lives by helping them earn more money and achieve their American dream.

Steve Aziz started with one car and now operates 20 cars, supporting a growing family with six kids.

A consistent revenue stream helps drivers transition from barely making ends meet to living comfortably and investing in their business.

Riad, a top-performing Uber driver, makes 20 to 30% more per hour than other drivers and has five cars on the system.

F1 teams' valuations have skyrocketed from around $150 million a decade ago to between $5 to $6 billion today, largely due to budget caps and increased popularity.

There are millions of businesses that achieve around a million dollars in revenue, which is a more realistic goal than aiming for rapid growth.

The ambition of founders has increased significantly due to AI, with many now aiming for aggressive growth targets, such as going from one to twenty million in revenue within a year.

The return on investment for car companies in Formula 1 is significant, with Mercedes seeing a calculated annual return of $2 billion for their brand, and the teams making $200 to $300 million in profit each year.

Startups that rapidly scale to eight figures in revenue often do so with very small teams, demonstrating that fewer employees can still drive significant growth.