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People have this reoccurring nightmare, that there's some thing some force that's got a hold of them and it's holding them down, and they can't break free
no matter what they do, they
can't break free from that force. Well, I'm here to tell you that that thing in your nightmare, that thing that's holding you back that thing that's dragging you down. That thing is you.
There are two fundamental attitudes toward life and its sorrows. Those with the first attitude blame the world.
Those with the second, ask what they could do differently. It's much easier, and much more gratifying to your basis desires
to blame someone else for your misery. You know What's so funny? We want people to make guarantees to us, but we're not willing to make guarantees to ourselves. That's the problem with some of you. You always want to blame other people who owe you an explanation. You need to look at yourself in the mirror and say, why are you only giving 50%? What's wrong with you? You need to put yourself on funny. You need to tell you no more TV. No more snacks, no more desserts. No, we work it out. Now. You don't need to tell you that you owe you something.
Every day
I demand more for myself than anybody else could humanly expect.
I'm not competing with all y'all aren't competing with one capable of my number one competition is me. It's always you versus you. You got to be the one to get up every morning. be disciplined, put in the consistent daily hard work, because that game success. No coach, no trainer, no mentor, no boss can do it. You versus you.
I value myself enough to give 120% but don't do it. There is no excuse for not living up to their fullest potential. No excuse. You walk out of this room you owe yourself. I didn't get here making excuses. When change, I changed and I stopped being a victim. I stopped saying I've got to wait for good things to happen to me. And I said I'm gonna. I'm going to fight. I'm going to work. I'm going to press forward. I'm going to learn. I'm going to do everything in my power every single day to become a victor. Not a victim. Myself. Ain't nobody stopping
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By Riyaz NizarPeople have this reoccurring nightmare, that there's some thing some force that's got a hold of them and it's holding them down, and they can't break free
no matter what they do, they
can't break free from that force. Well, I'm here to tell you that that thing in your nightmare, that thing that's holding you back that thing that's dragging you down. That thing is you.
There are two fundamental attitudes toward life and its sorrows. Those with the first attitude blame the world.
Those with the second, ask what they could do differently. It's much easier, and much more gratifying to your basis desires
to blame someone else for your misery. You know What's so funny? We want people to make guarantees to us, but we're not willing to make guarantees to ourselves. That's the problem with some of you. You always want to blame other people who owe you an explanation. You need to look at yourself in the mirror and say, why are you only giving 50%? What's wrong with you? You need to put yourself on funny. You need to tell you no more TV. No more snacks, no more desserts. No, we work it out. Now. You don't need to tell you that you owe you something.
Every day
I demand more for myself than anybody else could humanly expect.
I'm not competing with all y'all aren't competing with one capable of my number one competition is me. It's always you versus you. You got to be the one to get up every morning. be disciplined, put in the consistent daily hard work, because that game success. No coach, no trainer, no mentor, no boss can do it. You versus you.
I value myself enough to give 120% but don't do it. There is no excuse for not living up to their fullest potential. No excuse. You walk out of this room you owe yourself. I didn't get here making excuses. When change, I changed and I stopped being a victim. I stopped saying I've got to wait for good things to happen to me. And I said I'm gonna. I'm going to fight. I'm going to work. I'm going to press forward. I'm going to learn. I'm going to do everything in my power every single day to become a victor. Not a victim. Myself. Ain't nobody stopping
Transcribed by https://otter.ai