Robin Sharma uses Kanye West's early career as a producer, when record labels rejected him and people doubted his vision, to argue why you have to believe in yourself when no one else does. Trust your instincts until the world catches up.
Hi, it's Robin Sharma, author of the 5am Club and the Everyday Hero Manifesto. This is a quick video on one of the most important topics for success and happiness and inner peace and itself, faith. Well, the other night, I watched the documentary called Genius. It's all about Kanye West's journey. And I learned that when he was a producer, no one would believe he could be a great rapper. And when he became a great rapper, couldn't even get a record deal. Jay Z, for example, didn't really give him that break until later. But Kanye west believed in Kanye west when no one really knew who Kanye west was. And our lesson is we must believe in our mighty mission when everyone is laughing at us, trusting our instinct and our sense until the world starts believing in us.
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