Aim For Excellence, Not Perfection
The motivation is to succeed for the sake of showing yourself, to prove it to yourself that you can succeed. Because you always know if you have that grit, you have that resilience you know deep inside you that you can succeed at pretty much anything and you know that others have succeeded. I read all the great self-help books of the time and of the old you know, the old dudes. I read Napoleon Hill and Og Mandino. I read Wayne Dyer and Tony Robbins back in the day. I read all those guys what from the time.
I was like 10 years old. I was reading that stuff so I knew that it was possible, but there's always that little element that inkling of self-doubt that we all have and the only way to supersede that, the only way to override that self-doubt is to do it, to just get the out there and fail and do it and fail and fail and fail again. Most people are so busy seeking success, they get sucked into this perfection paralysis. I can't tell you how many people I meet who's come onto my course with like, hey man, want to make money like you. Show us how to do it and I bring them on if I think they're appropriate and I teach them how to do it. And you watch them getting myopic and stuck.
Oh man, this product that I'm going to come out with, why haven't you done it. It's been a month, why haven't you put it up. Oh well, mine's going to be more perfect than everybody else's and I got to perfect this. I know people don't care that the label is a little crooked but I care it's. They're not shipping product. They're not living up to their potential, because they're becoming paralyzed by this thought of perfection. It's an excuse. The ones that win are the ones that are able to go out there and go, you know what, I'm going to put something out that's good enough and then the rest of my life. If that's what it takes, I'm going to seek excellence. Okay that was fun. If you liked what you saw, make sure to subscribe and like below. Make sure to leave us a comment and join the community.
