Marcus A. Taylor

I am destined, I am determined, I am devoted, I am dangerous.

I gotta wipe the blood out of my eyes and start to see that it's possible that I can come out of this place of misery.

I can come out of this place of self-doubt and self-sabotage and fear and anxiety.

And this idea that my industry is saturated, that there's enough people, there is only one you.

to face the adversity with a fierce determination, a hunger and a resilience, and a devotedness to your destiny.

I am devoted to my purpose.

I am committed to the journey, the process, the pruning, the shaping, the reforming, the preparing, the conditioning.

Whatever it takes, I will get it done.

Man wrecking machine.

There are going to be seasons in your life where you're going to have to learn how to hunt alone.

This is the beauty of a soldier in solitary, a man or a woman who does not lose their identity because they're in a wilderness.

There are seasons where life will summon you to march to the beat of your own drum, to trailblaze, to innovate, to adapt and create, to do something nobody's ever done in your family, and for some of you to do something no one has ever done in the earth.

Goliath had the audacity to speak against the children of God.

And one man out of an army became a one-man wrecking machine who will face very dark hours in this journey of building, of trailblazing, of innovating, of creating something, of manifesting it, of birthing it, of transitioning.

This version of yourself has to die.

You gotta learn how to put God first, eliminate all distractions.

He will be your strength and your shield.

People are always looking for the everything must go signs and store closing soon and sales.

And we pack these stores out because everything must go.

And some of you, man, you need to get this mentality that says, man, everything that doesn't serve the vision must go.