A short motivational talk excerpt advocating journaling (a "pre-performance template") to visualize desired outcomes and train the brain, which builds confidence and hope. The speaker emphasizes that confidence and persistence matter more than raw intelligence for success—"the hungriest who wins."
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Maybe you're suffering right now. And so when you're writing a journal about what you want to happen, I call it a pre performance template. You know, just write it out. Here's what I want to happen in my love life. Here's what I want to happen in my health. Here's I missed the job opportunity or the job promotion. Here's what I want to happen. The very nature starts to train your brain on something bigger and better and higher and more beautiful. Then by doing that, you actually galvanize your confidence and you become filled and inspired with hope. And you know this, but confidence really is the needle mover. You know, people say, well, it's about being bright. Well, you. Okay, fine. But, you know, I know a lot of billionaires who are not the brightest people in the room, and I said that with great respect. But they're the most confident. You know, persistence. Give me persistence over intelligence. Every single time, it's the hungriest who wins, not necessarily the most gifted.