YOU OWE IT TO YOU IN 2026 - Dry Creek Wrangler Motivational Speech
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How does looking back at your scars shape personal growth?
If you turn around and look back with open eyes at your life, you see all the scars. The only way you cannot be humble in old age is when you refuse to look at the reality of your life up to today. I I d you know, that's the only way. Because nobody's skating through it perfectly. But this is what drives This is what drives my To m it sounds ludicrous in my ears, but my business endeavors today. This is the core of what Drives me. Окей, there is no business out there. that I can take on. There is no monetary endeavor that I can take on that is worth the gamble Of me losing me. It took me years of of a lot of grief and pain and work to get to be who I am today in spite of who I was. And I don't wanna lose that.
I don't wanna lose myself in business. I don't wanna lose myself in trying to earn. A better living. in trying to get a name and trying to do this. It's like I have turned down I have turned down so much. Because I've looked at it and I've asked myself Who's this gonna make me be? Who's just gonna turn me into? Even a little bit. And it's like it's just not worth it. It's just not it's not worth it. And so I'm right now trying to find the balance in Undertaking something that's not going to alter me, that I'm not gonna lose myself and then not succeeding at something because I was too afraid to try it. Never been afraid of failure before. But now I've got something I don't want to lose, and that's myself that I actually
like. A me that I actually like. The person that you have to spend the most time talking to in your life is yourself. Try not to lose their respect. How have you learned to have a better relationship with yourself, the voice inside of your head to be to be kinder if things go badly? I like me.
I like me. I would buy me a drink. I look at me now and I and I see all the works. Okay, I see all the negatives more than anybody else does. I see the positives.
Why does the speaker refuse to take risky business deals that could change who he is?
And over the whole balance of stuff. I like me. And I can give myself the same grace if you and I were friends. I can give myself the same grace I can give you. Because I like me. I like me in spite of my understanding and the reality of my weaknesses and my warts and my scars and everything. But you know, all in all, I'm a pretty good dude. And um Man, you you gotta get to that point.
Arrogance is pride mixed with ignorance. All right, that that's the definition of arrogance. I'm not talking arrogance. I'm talking about look, as a human being, I've failed at this, I've succeeded at that. I've wrecked this, but I've built that and all in all. You know, I've tried. But I like me, so I'm gonna give me some
grace. And how many people can say that? How many people say I like me? They would give More grace, more care, more attention, more love to somebody else than themselves. There's a a statistic around I think on average, the likelihood that you are going to complete a course of antibiotics yourself is about fifty percent. Right. The likelihood of your dog completing it is ninety-five percent. Yes. Yeah. So we're literally capable of caring for a pet. Right. Remembering that if you die No one can look after the pet. serving others from a cup which overflows around your own is is important. Tell me, how do you like
yourself? Find somebody that you like. That you genuinely like and figure out what it is about them you like. I like that. That's something I like. That person is uh They're understanding. They're gentle. They're hardworking. They're honest. This is what I like about that. And incorporate that stuff into your own life. If that's the stuff you like. Then incorporate that stuff into who you are, and then you like yourself. It's not rocket science.
What does ‘liking yourself’ mean and how can you give yourself grace?
Бо іф виком на персо. That we like. I have come to the place in my life where when I meet somebody and they're and they don't like me. And you can tell. I don't care. I like me.
And it's enough. You know, this was a lesson that I realized toward the end of my twenties where I'd accumulated a lot of success and status in maybe the way that modern society tells a young man that he should, with freedom and and notoriety and and and women and and stuff like that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does looking back at your scars shape personal growth?
0:01–2:42
2
Why does the speaker refuse to take risky business deals that could change who he is?
2:42–5:06
3
What does ‘liking yourself’ mean and how can you give yourself grace?
5:06–7:24
4
How can working with a difficult horse teach you to communicate without force?
7:24–9:54
5
Why is communication the biggest weakness between humans and horses?
9:54–12:28
6
How does the speaker define a balanced life between hustle and relaxation?
12:28–14:49
7
What are the differences between Type A and Type B problems and how should each be addressed?
14:49–16:58
8
What practical steps can listeners take to stop over‑working and start enjoying life?
16:58–20:22
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