Korvay argues that most people settle for unfulfilling jobs out of fear and comfort. He says the pain of regret will outlast any temporary discomfort from taking risks, and positions faith as a practical resource for executing your dreams before life ends.
What up, what up, what up? It's your boy Korvay, Inspiration Engineer. You already know what it is. I've got a message for you today, my friend, and get ready because it's going to be a little energetically displeasing to some of you, but it's the truth and I love you, so I had to share it. I had to say it and I got to let you know because it's 3,000% transparency over here at Core Values. Some of you and some of you who know others are settling. You're settling! Why are you settling? Do you know the Creator of Life said, "With man it's impossible, but with God all things are possible"? Not some things, all things! So if you can't accomplish it in your own power, with your own wisdom, with your own mind, you can always go to the Creator of Life and say, "Creator, Father, Jesus, I need some help trying to execute this idea." Ooh, build that relationship with the Creator of it all. Now, I get it, some people are like, "Well, I don't believe that. I don't necessarily believe that." And I understand, but here's the reality: 99% of people out there, 80%, 90%, I don't know the numbers exactly, but it's up there, it's high. People are working a job they hate. They're working a job they hate, settling for something that they don't want to do. They say job means just over broke. That's what they say. I've been there, did that. Facts. And all I'm saying to you is, don't you realize that one day you're not going to be here? I'm not going to be here. Facts. Facts. The curtain is going to close. And when it closes, what about all the ideas and the dreams and the possibilities and the things that you could have been and you could have done but you didn't do because you were too busy settling? Why are you settling? You don't have to. And I know, I know, I know the reason why you're settling. There's some fears there, there's some doubt there, there's some worries there, there's some uncertainty there. You don't know what to do, so you say, well, I'm gonna stick with what I know because I don't want I don't want to lose. I don't want to fail. I don't want to experience the pain if I go out there and I don't make it happen. Oh man, I get it. But what is the invert of that? The invert? Is it potentially being on your deathbed knowing that one day you're gonna transition in that moment and thinking about all the things you should have done and saying, "Man, I wish I would have done that." I should have done that. I could have done that. By then it's too late. It's your boy, Calvé. I love you. I appreciate you. And until the next time, you already know what it is. Boost!
