Speaker 1: Get your lamy right with me and get excited. Today's
Speaker 1: though vitamin G is dedicated to failure. Yes, I said
Speaker 1: a failure. Oftentimes, um, we feel failure as an unsuccessful
Speaker 1: means to an end, when actuality it's the exact opposite.
Speaker 1: With failure, you gained firsthand experience on how not to
Speaker 1: do something, and life were taught to be winners. But
Speaker 1: let it be no coincidence that you learn more from
Speaker 1: your losses. It then becomes your due diligence to find
Speaker 1: the correct way to do something. Will it become tiresome
Speaker 1: to keep trying? Absolutely? However, passion and desire never blends
Speaker 1: with lacks of days ago. So the question is how
Speaker 1: bad do you want it? How bad do you want
Speaker 1: your relationship to work to lose those extra fifteen pounds
Speaker 1: to run the New York City marathon you dreamed of
Speaker 1: as a teenager. If you answer real bad, the failure
Speaker 1: is not an option. Just take a look at some
Speaker 1: of the most successful people of today. Most of them
Speaker 1: would tell you they felt numerous of times before they
Speaker 1: got to where they are. Okay, So like Michael Jordan,
Speaker 1: for example, did you know that he failed to make
Speaker 1: it to his high school basketball team. Did that stop
Speaker 1: him from me one of the greatest basketball players in
Speaker 1: NBA history. Absolutely not. If the illusion of failure comes
Speaker 1: your way, take note from Aaliyah. If at first you
Speaker 1: don't succeed, dust yourself off and try again, then try again.
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