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Walking forward with limited info (S4) S52:E5 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Well, hello there guys.
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It is John Sumori here, Serial Entrepreneur.
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It's about other people.
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So without any further ado, guys, let's kick
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All right.
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So welcome to another of the ever popular,
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Now, I show here content and give you
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just once, but every single day.
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Hey, by the way, I'm John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur.
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I'm an engineer.
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I'm a marketing specialist.
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I'm a video producer, a podcast host, coach,
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graduate student and yes, guys, a passionate, lifelong
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learner.
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This show is designed to meet you where
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you are and move you forward in your
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life one insight at a time.
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And the master topic in this series for
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is spotting real life signs.
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That's what the whole week is about.
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And this particular episode five or show 52
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segment, walking forward with limited info.
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In this episode, I'm going to guide you
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through what it really means to keep moving
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even when the path is a little foggy.
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The answers aren't clear and certainty is nowhere
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to be found.
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So you can't just turn around.
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You have to figure out what your game
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plan is going to be.
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And I think that's something that a lot
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of people don't realize that their game plan
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is definitely important in their lives.
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So I want to share this with you
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because I think it's very important that you
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understand what's going on.
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And so what I want to tell you
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guys is number one, no spoiler alerts in
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life.
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Focus on the next right step.
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Okay.
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I know a lot of times people say,
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oh, gee, you know, I know that I've
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been there and I've done it.
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That's great.
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Okay.
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But you can use that information they give
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you as a springboard, not as something to,
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let's say, deter you from trying to achieve
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your goals and aspirations.
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A lot of times people say, you know,
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it's really simple.
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It's really easy.
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But then they give up.
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And, you know, you haven't quit unless you've
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completely stopped.
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It's one thing to take a break, but
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it's another to completely give up and to
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do nothing.
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And I've said that you have to do
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consistent action every single day.
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The same amount of action.
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No less, no more.
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All right.
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That's an important piece, guys.
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Number two, you don't need full certainty to
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move.
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Clarity comes after action.
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It sure does.
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Clarity comes after action.
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So, when you're able to, let's say, dive
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into something, all right, and you're able to
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execute, whether it's a project, whether it's a
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task, that clarity actually kicks in when you
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start to take some action.
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Now, you might need to refine the action.
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I'm not saying the action's going to be
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perfect, but you at least know that you
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can move from there.
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Number three, guys, control feels safe.
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A real power is in how you think
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and you respond.
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When life shakes, trust your ability to adapt
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and adjust.
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Number five, waiting for guarantees keeps you frozen
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where you are.
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And if you are going to wait and
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you're never going to see changes in your
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life, it's going to demotivate you and you're
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going to actually, well, either stay stagnant or
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you're going to backpedal.
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So, it's important that we realize that sometimes
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what we see in front of us, that's
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not the final landing point.
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That's just a work in progress and we
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have to be kind to ourself about that.
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Number six, guys, progress often feels like confusion
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and doubt from the inside.
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Number seven, you can be unsure and still
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take bold, imperfect steps.
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Number eight, the process is working even when
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you can't post the results yet.
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And I think that causes some people to
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be a little bit dismayed.
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Like, you know, how do I get somewhere
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if I can't get the results?
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You'll get a firm understanding of where you're
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going.
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And then you can obviously take your temperature
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along the way.
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It may not be formal, but it will
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at least give you enough of an insight
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as to where you should be on your
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roadmap to success.
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Number nine, you're not lost.
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You're simply between chapters of your story.
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And I think when we think about this,
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so many people say to me, John, I
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don't know what to do.
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I don't know where to go.
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We've all been there, right?
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We've all had issues where we just don't
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know how to start the first chapter of
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our book, or we don't know what to
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do in our life.
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Okay.
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Everyone has that similar story.
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But that doesn't mean you should be giving
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up.
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It doesn't mean that you should stop what
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you're doing.
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Okay, that's really, really important.
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Number 10, trust isn't blind.
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It's informed risk in a direction that fits
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your values.
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I think that's one that a lot of
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people, I think a lot of people don't
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understand that very well.
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Number 11, sometimes the only proof of progress
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is that you didn't quit.
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They might not have got to your goal
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yet, you might have not got to the
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place where you want to go and celebrate
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everything.
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That's okay.
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What we do need to do is understand
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where you're at, and where you're going.
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Number 12, you don't have to love every
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moment.
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You just have to keep going.
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Number 13, trusting yourself only when it's easy.
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Comfort, not real faith.
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I think sometimes people, you know, they don't
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do something because of something they've seen in
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the world or something they felt in the
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world.
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And although this can be very positive to
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help push you toward a certain direction, it
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also can be very negative because it can
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detract you from getting to your actual goal.
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That's a big problem, right?
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A really, really big problem.
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So number 14, ask what has already worked
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out better than you expected.
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Sometimes we don't take the time to figure
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out why something is working.
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And I think that's an important thing that
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we need to all understand is that we
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have to figure out what's working, then we
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have to kind of clone that so that
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we can build a process that's similar to
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that and give us great results, right?
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That's really important to embrace and to understand.
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Number 15, guys, I want you to remember
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times you thought it was over and it
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became a turning point.
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Ever had those moments?
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Yeah, we've all had them.
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Maybe one of your turning points were you
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being in school.
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And maybe, I don't know, maybe the first
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time you were in the class, it's like
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it didn't go well.
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But then when you got that grade that
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you weren't, let's say, very keen with, you
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didn't fight about it.
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You just said, look, I've got to do
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better.
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I've got to do what I need to
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do.
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I got this grade because of me.
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Now you might say, gee, it was the
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teacher, it was the professor.
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And we all can say those things.
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But at the end of the day, our
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learning is really based on us.
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So if we can't take accountability for who
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we are and what we're learning, then we
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have no right to blame a professor.
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I mean, yes, they would want to help
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us to learn, but we can't make them
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100% accountable.
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They should be accountable.
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But just because they don't put in what
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we need doesn't mean that we can blame
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it all on the professor or blame any
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of it on the professor.
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If we want to learn, we pay money
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to go to college.
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And that money we pay allows us to
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get an education.
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But sometimes, especially as a graduate student, I
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find that I've got to do a lot
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of my own education.
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I've got to teach myself stuff.
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Either class moves very quickly, or maybe they
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don't cover a point as in depth as
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I would like it to be.
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You know, sometimes I find myself studying more
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about a topic than we're actually covering a
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class.
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And that gets me excited about it.
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And then I learn not only the point
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that I need to learn for class, but
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I also learn other points that help me
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really want to dive into it.
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So what are the turning points you had
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in your life?
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Maybe it was going on a date.
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And maybe that date didn't go so well,
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right?
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So it doesn't mean you don't ever date
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again.
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It means that you have to embrace the
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concept of what do I do now?
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What do I do now?
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Because this didn't work out.
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Right?
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I don't play a pity party.
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I don't say, Oh, my gosh, I date
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this person, they're gonna date again.
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This didn't work out.
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No, you don't do that.
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And I know how that's easy to do,
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because you're probably saying, what's the easiest thing
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to do?
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And I could just give up.
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You could.
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I don't want you to give up.
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I don't think you want yourself to give
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up either.
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So again, we're talking about walking forward with
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limited information today.
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And maybe you're asking somebody out and maybe
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you don't have enough information about that person.
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So you're out of the limb.
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Maybe they tell you yes, but then for
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some reason, down the road, they say, Oh,
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I'm busy.
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We've all had that happen before.
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Does that mean anything about you?
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No, it might mean something about the person.
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It might mean that they're maybe too immature,
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or it might mean that they're not ready
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to go on a date.
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That's what it could mean.
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Right?
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Or it might mean something like that they've
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had bad experiences, and they just don't want
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to try again.
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So another thing about a turning point, it
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could be in relationships, it could be in
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fitness, okay.
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It could be in education, it could be
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in a lot of different things.
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Okay, a lot of different things.
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And this is something that's very, very important
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to all of us.
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Okay.
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We've got to make sure that we know
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that turning points are those magical times, when
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we get that aha moment.
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Oh, yeah.
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Okay.
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Now I know what I've got to do.
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Right?
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Hopefully that makes some sense to you guys.
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Right?
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Number 16.
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You're allowed to pause guys, and reset without
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calling it a failure.
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That's right, guys.
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So let's say that you're working on something,
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okay, it could be a small project, whatever
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it was, maybe even maybe it was even
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dating.
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And it was a complete abomination.
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Right?
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You can completely reset, okay, and start again.
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And it's not a failure.
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So you took the data that you learned
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from that situation.
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And now you're able to impose that on
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your new situation, so that you can use
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that information, that intelligence, if you will, call
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it market intelligence, and then be able to
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now be better.
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Okay, without calling it a failure.
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Remember, failure is not failure, as long as
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you haven't quit.
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If you need to reset, if you need
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to take a break, that is not failure,
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guys.
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Failure is when you say, Okay, I can't,
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I can't, I can't, I can't.
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And I'm not doing this.
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And, and I've had people do this.
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I've known people very close to me that
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have said, you know, I can't, I can't
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do this.
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I can't lift this, I can't do that.
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And I understand that maybe there's reasons, maybe
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it's pain or discomfort.
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But every time they say that can't, it's
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like they're putting a nail, you know, in
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a in a board against hitting them, like,
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you know, against the wall, you know, kind
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of like hold them against the wall with
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that nail.
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And I feel that sometimes, when somebody can
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just keep pushing the button, you know, like,
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Oh, I can't, I can't, I can't, I
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can't, I can't.
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First thing I hear when I hear the
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word I can't, is I know the whole
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body has already shut down.
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Okay?
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The body has already shut down.
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And it's not always easy to motivate these
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people because they've got one track in their
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mind.
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If I move, I'm going to be in
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pain or I'm going to be in discomfort.
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I've said to you before, that success does
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not lie where comfort lives.
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Success begins where discomfort starts.
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And as we get uncomfortable, just like if
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you were used to writing with your right
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hand, and now you have to do something
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with your left hand.
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Well, we call it ambidextrous if you can
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actually do that.
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But the thing is, if you learn how
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to write with the other hand, maybe not
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as well, but you can kind of get
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used to, it's a little funny, but you
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can do it, right?
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And that's discomforting.
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But it also could mean that you could
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hit a lot of points for success.
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Number 17, guys, let this season be about
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learning, not just winning.
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All right.
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So as tonight is Christmas Eve, and tomorrow's
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Christmas Day, and some of you I know
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a few weeks ago celebrate Hanukkah and some
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other things like Kwanzaa, etc.
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I think we oftentimes get stressed about our
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environment, especially when the environment is centered around
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a holiday, right?
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Maybe you're getting ready to go on vacation
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like I did.
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I had a lot of things to do
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within the last, let's say, let's call it
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the last 72 to 48 hours before I
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depart.
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And I think that's the thing.
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We have to sometimes realize that we don't
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give ourselves enough time to get things done.
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Now, walking forward with limited information, that happens
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once or but once we've known how maybe
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pushing ourselves too much, maybe harms us in
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some way, like it depletes our energy, or
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it doesn't make us feel well.
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I think that's a very important thing that
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I want to bring across to all of
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you this evening, is that limited information is
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not something that stays limited.
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It might be limited the first time, but
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the next time around, it may not be
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so limited.
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You might have data say, you know what,
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now I know what I could do differently.
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Now I know how I could ask him
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out, or I can ask her out a
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different way.
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Now I know how I am not going
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to get shut down, right?
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Now I know that the conversation's got to
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be about them, not about me.
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As Dale Carnegie said, I've got a stride
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to become genuinely interested in the other person.
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But how many of you guys out there
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actually do that?
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How many of you actually care about the
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other person?
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You might say you do, okay, and we
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all could do this, but the matter of
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the point is that if what you're doing
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is a motive outside of something that's gonna
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benefit the greater good of that person, or
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the greater good of all concerned, you don't
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really give jack about that person.
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And I want you to really ponder this,
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because this is what's gonna affect you going
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forward in success.
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Financially, relationships, education, fitness, health, right?
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All right, let's move on to the next
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point.
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Number 18, guys.
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You don't need the whole plan.
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Just one good aligned choice today.
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So maybe you're trying to build a birdhouse.
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You don't need the whole plan.
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Maybe you just need to know you got
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to start.
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Maybe you need to know that you're gonna
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build it out of wood.
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Maybe you need to know that you're gonna
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use screws to put it together.
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You need to know some basic things.
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Then maybe you'll research how certain birdhouses are
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made with screws, right?
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Maybe you're gonna think about, are you gonna
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paint the birdhouse?
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Or are you gonna use aluminum siding?
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I mean, I know that's a little bit
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much, but maybe you know somebody that has
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some leftover aluminum siding, and you decide, oh,
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you know what?
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I'm gonna use the leftover aluminum siding in
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my birdhouse.
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See, that's being resourceful.
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If we're resourceful when we're in a pinch
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or when we have a challenge, that's when
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it gets stressful.
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But if we can learn to be resourceful
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before we get squeezed, before we get pinched,
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before the air gets sucked out of us,
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that's when we start to become resourceful.
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That's when we start to build a plane
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of potentially being successful.
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Number 19, guys.
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Trust shows up as small, boring, consistent actions
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repeatedly.
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You might say to me, John, what does
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it mean to show up every day on
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time?
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Well, showing up on time, I told you,
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means you're late.
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You've always got to be earlier.
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So if somebody said to you, meet me
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at 9, well, I'm gonna be there at
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850, because I was always taught many years
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ago that if you are on time, you're
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late.
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And you might say, John, where did you
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learn that?
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Well, it was probably about, I'm gonna say,
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30 years ago, when my family and I
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were getting ready to go on a vacation.
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And well, the car was supposed to come
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around, I think it was like 630.
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And so, you know, obviously, we're up early
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anyway, but it was like, I think it
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was like 515.
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And the doorbell rings.
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And I'm like, who's at the door?
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It's 515.
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And sure enough, it was the limo company.
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And I said to the guy, I said,
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we're not ready.
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And I said, we just got up at
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half.
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He says, that's okay.
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He says, I just want to make sure
22:13
you're all ready.
22:14
He says, whenever you're ready, I can take
22:15
the luggage.
22:16
And I was like, wow.
22:18
And it was nice being able to not
22:21
have to worry about the limo guy being
22:24
on time.
22:24
How many times have you taken a Lyft
22:26
or taken an Uber, and they just decided
22:28
to do whatever the heck they want?
22:29
Limos are a lot more, let's see, accountable,
22:34
right?
22:35
Because you have a relationship with the limo
22:37
driver.
22:38
It's not like you're using the same person
22:40
with Lyft, right?
22:42
You're using different people all the time.
22:43
So, they don't really care how they treat
22:46
you.
22:46
I mean, I'm just being quite honest.
22:47
I'm just stating the facts.
22:49
Number 20, growing roots, not chasing quick fireworks.
22:54
I know it sounds like we want to
22:58
chase a firework.
22:59
I know that sounds really, really cool.
23:01
But I want to tell you something.
23:03
That is not what it is about.
23:08
Nope, nope, nope.
23:10
It's about growing from the root level.
23:13
Number 21, the outcome you want may arrive
23:17
in a form you didn't expect.
23:19
So, what I want to tell you is,
23:21
be open to that.
23:25
It may come in a different packaging, as
23:27
we've said.
23:28
And by packaging, I mean the vehicle in
23:31
which it's delivered.
23:32
That could be how you learn about something,
23:35
how the opportunity comes across your lap, or
23:37
how you get the experience to do what
23:40
you need, right?
23:41
It may come in a form you didn't
23:43
expect.
23:44
So, if you're not willing to do that,
23:46
then you're going to obviously block it.
23:49
Number 22, focus on what you can control.
23:52
Effort, honesty, and boundaries.
23:54
Yes.
23:56
If we focus on what we can control,
23:59
we'll find that what we can't control, that
24:02
suddenly just kind of falls into the ditch.
24:04
And that becomes not as important.
24:06
We focus on what we can control.
24:08
It's like we have so much more ability
24:11
because like, hey, I have all this stuff
24:14
I can control.
24:15
Number 23, it's okay if your life doesn't
24:19
look clean and linear on LinkedIn, all right?
24:23
And I say that to you.
24:26
One of the things one of my companies
24:27
does is actually helps people create very good
24:30
profiles on LinkedIn.
24:32
But I think in order to be somebody
24:35
on LinkedIn, you first have to know what
24:38
it is you stand for.
24:40
I remember helping an attorney.
24:43
I'm going to say it was probably over,
24:45
I don't know, maybe just right after COVID
24:47
or something.
24:48
Or right around that time.
24:51
Actually, it was right in COVID, right in
24:52
that time.
24:53
And we did great work for him.
24:56
We never got a thank you, okay?
24:59
We never got a referral anywhere.
25:01
But he's still using the profile we created
25:04
him and the branding we created him that
25:07
has helped him make millions.
25:10
Unfair?
25:11
Yes.
25:12
Lesson learned?
25:13
Yep, definitely.
25:15
Number 24, guys, your timeline isn't broken just
25:21
because it doesn't match theirs.
25:24
And I think that's something a lot of
25:25
people don't want to say is that it
25:28
must be broken because I'm not aligned with
25:31
you.
25:31
Number 25, measure progress against your past self,
25:35
not strangers online or in person.
25:37
I know so many people that want to
25:39
compare themselves to other people they don't even
25:40
know.
25:42
It's a stranger, it could be a celebrity.
25:45
And they compare themselves instead of comparing themselves
25:50
to themselves.
25:52
Number 26, drop the idea that you're behind.
25:55
Behind what?
25:57
And by whose rules?
25:58
Who said you were behind?
26:00
Everybody blooms at different times.
26:03
Number 27, trusting the process includes forgiving earlier
26:07
versions of you.
26:08
That's right.
26:09
You weren't perfect in the past.
26:11
And you're not going to be perfect in
26:12
the future.
26:13
So be kind to yourself.
26:16
You're doing the best you can.
26:19
Number 28, changing the plan is adaptation.
26:22
It's not automatic quitting.
26:24
And I said there's a difference between quitting
26:26
and adapting.
26:28
Adapting means this doesn't work and I need
26:31
to retool.
26:32
I need to regroup.
26:33
I need to go back to the drawing
26:34
board.
26:34
That's not quitting.
26:36
That's still working on this thing.
26:38
Like I'll give you an example.
26:41
Many years ago, I was involved in a
26:43
science competition, done other science competitions, but this
26:46
was one we did with an egg drop.
26:48
And I remember the very first time I
26:50
did this, without the competition, just doing it
26:53
for practice before we even entered into the
26:55
competition, the egg broke.
26:57
The first three or four designs broke.
26:59
I'm like, oh, really?
27:01
And we had like a week to bring
27:03
this to summer camp and to actually do
27:04
it.
27:05
And they were going to drop this egg
27:07
carrier, if you will, off a building.
27:10
And I was determined.
27:11
I mean, I just worked at this.
27:12
I looked at different things.
27:13
I had to stay within a certain weight
27:14
class limit.
27:17
And after doing it for a while, I
27:18
started making it like a puzzle.
27:20
Then I started to realize that I got
27:24
this.
27:25
You got it too.
27:26
Just find the missing puzzle link.
27:29
Number 29, zoom out and ask, will this
27:32
still matter in five years?
27:33
If it doesn't, you're probably putting a lot
27:35
more energy into it than you really need
27:37
to.
27:37
Number 30, remember, you've figured things out before.
27:40
You can figure them out again too.
27:42
There's no need for you to get all
27:44
stressed about it.
27:45
As you walk forward, ladies and gentlemen, with
27:47
limited information, remember, you're not walking alone.
27:50
You have your experience, your resilience, your intuition,
27:55
and you have inspirations for your life to
27:58
support you every single day.
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28:15
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