How can you measure your motivation?
How can you evaluate
where you are on a scale of 1 to 10?
How do you rate yourself from 1 to 10
your mental attitude about yourself?
how you feel about you?
how you feel about life?
look, I believe that we're all born with lots of goodness in us
but life throws curveballs
life, the ambition of being alive,
helps us dream, and if you've been given a dream
don't discount that
because you're not good enough.
Develop yourself, weaponize yourself,
teach yourself to be so good at something that is necessary to serve
in the area of your dream.
That now you're never even thinking about your comfort zone,
your comfort zone is irrelevant.
What matters is, what are you trying to do with your life?
How you try to contribute?
A lot in life we can't control,
but one thing we can all control is our attitude
Am I going to live this day negative
sour, seeing the wrong chip on my shoulder,
or am I going to live it in faith?
Positive, hopeful, seeing the best being good to people.
This is a choice that we have to make every day.
You want to live life with energy and passion.
You want to make a conscious effort to be likely
See, in life, you either saying hello or goodbye.
You either on the way or in the way,
next thing is that you want to monitor your inner conversations,
the things that you say to yourself,
you want to watch them
and then watching them, you want to take charge
Well, I tell myself
back in the day I was the weakest
person that God ever created.
That's what I thought
I've made this man
to be the hardest man God ever created.
That's what I tell myself.
I tell myself I'm the hardest man that God ever created.
Is it true?
I don't care if it's true or not.
I believe it.
But
a lot of people
self-talk...
visualization...
Self-talk doesn't mean anything
you can tell yourself
you're the baddest person to ever live...
Self-talk without the work...
is just lies.
So when I'm telling myself
I'm the hardest man on the planet
when I'm in the worst situation possible
I'm going back to the three hours
I've put into training everyday.
I'm going back to the 3am wake-up call
looking at my running shoes, thinking
God, 75 days in a row.
No days off.
Running 15 miles a day
I don't want to do
and you lace them up.
So when I'm in that horrible spot,
and I'm talking to myself,
I'm also recalling
all the training sessions
all the years...
all the hard work...
So when I talk to myself that way
that self-talk is REAL
It's not lies.