Marcus A. Taylor

They don't know their value.

They don't know their purpose.

I don't care if you're an athlete, a musician, an entertainer, an innovator, a philanthropist, a poet, a singer, a filmmaker.

I don't care who you are.

If you're gonna be scratching your head, sliding down the wall, asking yourself, are you still called?

Where's my audience?

Where's my tribe?

Where are my followers?

Why am I even doing this content?

Why show up every single day?

Because eventually,

the tide will begin to change.

Accept the reality that there will be seasons in your life

where you will need to walk alone.

There will be seasons where you will be isolated in a type of wilderness where you are going to have to figure it out, where you are going to have to dig deep inside of yourself and unleash the devotedness and the commitment and the resilience and the determination and discover the game plan and the blueprint and the software and the hardware that is required

to execute, to implement the information that you have acquired.

We've got journals full of dreams, but we hate to embrace the reality.

There are portions of that dream that you have to manifest by yourself.

And in that season, nobody shows up.

Let me make this very clear.