It’s Time You Focused And Finally Valued Yourself | Best Motivational Speeches
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What does it mean to crave more in life?
You might not realize it yet, but you want more. More to carry, more to solve, more to prepare for. And I know, I know, the brain goes, eh, I actually like the calm. I don't mind not having very much to worry about. I love these days with a clear schedule and no obligations. But the reality is your soul craves weight to carry. It just craves the right weight. That's why so much of life is allocated to understanding and finding the things that matter to you. Because once you've done that, you can spend the next chapter pursuing those things. It's always been funny to me how easy it is to trick ourselves into thinking we don't need growth. We don't need exploration or adventure. We're fine where we are.
Because doing nothing feels good in the moment. No different than fast food or donuts and ice cream does. But it's stacking those things up every day those little nothings, those concessions, making their consumption a habit, you find yourself over time lost and living a fraction of the life that you're capable of living. Doing nothing feels good, because in the moment, easy feels good. I mean, right now, if someone asked you, would you rather pick up 400 pounds or not, Easy one, right? The brain goes, I think not. Boom, easy W. Keep living your life. But you make that decision every day. All that short-term pleasure and escapism just means less strength and definition and growth than if you were to do the difficult thing.
If you were to do the quote-unquote heavy lifting. Now imagine the journey of betterment. Imagine choosing to lift that weight, real or metaphorical. Every day, well, I'll just lift the 400 pounds. I'll take the trip, accept the challenge, do X, Y, or Z, right? The incremental progress, it starts to excite you. You feel the momentum. You start wondering, okay, well, how can I be better at this? You start pulling other aspects of your life into that orbit. Oh, maybe my diet and my sleep will help push me forward. Oh, maybe if I surround myself with people who have answers or who light me up, that'll help push me forward. You start seeing physical changes in the mirror. You start looking around and seeing your world changing.
You start believing as you earn that confidence day in and day out that you're not the type of person who just sits back and accepts reality. You have data. You have proof to your left and your right. You have proof in the mirror. You are the type of person who changes that which you are not willing to accept. You are an architect. And just imagine with me the liberation of being on a journey that ignites your soul, where every day is a puzzle to solve, another chapter in the greatest story of a lifetime. Imagine reinforcing every day that you are the kind of person who changes things, who gets up and does the difficult thing, and because of that is ultimately powerful. Imagine choosing that weight of some sort.
The gym, the job, the business, the relationship, the creative idea, whatever it is.
How does pressure influence personal growth?
Imagine putting that thing on your back and marching into the unknown. That's a trip that will change your life. Doing nothing, on the other hand, well, as I previously stated, seems to just string together temporary pleasures until you're forced to look around at the void that it's all created. To do nothing is, in fact, a decision. It is a choice. Choosing stagnation. Choosing what-ifs. Choosing regret. And that'll be yours until you're forced to look into the mirror and acknowledge perhaps the greatest superpower you possess has been left on the shelf. At some point, you need to reach over and pick it up. And that's what it all means, right? That's what this message conveys. It means in you exists the capacity to change yourself and the world.
In you exists the capacity to do the incredible. I'll go as far as to say the miraculous. But you must first navigate beyond the quote-unquote nothing. You must first understand that procrastination and stagnation, they're killers. I'm going to use a cliche here because, well... Cliches seem to do their job of simplifying the complex.
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