Most people say they want to win, but their actions tell a completely different story. In this episode, I break down the incredible story of NASCAR driver Ross Chastain, who rode the wall at full speed in a move nobody had ever attempted, because he was willing to do whatever it took to get the result he needed. If you want to stop dreaming and start doing, this episode will challenge you to ask yourself how bad you really want it.

Key Takeaways

• Wanting something and being willing to do whatever it takes to get it are two very different things.
• Just because no one has done it a certain way does not mean it cannot be done that way.
• Waiting for the right timing is often just an excuse to stay comfortable and avoid action.
• Following the same path as everyone else is not always the most effective route to your goal.
• Doing the unthinkable is often exactly what produces the results others only dream about.

Action Steps

1. Write down your biggest goal right now and honestly evaluate whether your daily actions match the intensity of someone who truly wants it.
2. Identify one process, habit, or path you have been following simply because it is how everyone else does it, and challenge yourself to find a better way.
3. Choose one bold, unconventional action this week that feels uncomfortable or unthinkable, and commit to taking it with your foot fully on the pedal.

Notable Quote I'm going to put my foot on the pedal and I'm not going to let go until I see God or a checkered flag.