In this brief Saturday video, the speaker outlines his commitment to posting daily motivational and business‑related videos for a year, promising each to be slightly different. He uses personal anecdotes—a daughter’s wish to work at Disney, his own lack of a high‑school diploma, and his journey through side hustles—to illustrate the power of setting "impossible" goals. He draws a historical parallel to the moon landing, emphasizing how confronting an impossible challenge can drive massive innovation. The speaker urges viewers to identify their own wildly unattainable dreams, pursue them relentlessly, and share their stories in the comments. Throughout, he repeatedly asks viewers to subscribe, like, and share the video, positioning the content as both inspiration and a community‑building call‑to‑action.
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Okay guys, Saturday. Every day we're gonna try to do these videos, guys, Monday through Saturday for a year. My hope is that every video will be a little bit different. We'll talk about a whole bunch of different stuff, whether it's business related, social media related, marketing related, even just the most motivational piece here and there. Today's is not gonna be super long though. I'm gonna try to make Saturday a little bit of a shorter video. We're talking something you can consume in about a minute. So, starting in like 10 seconds, I'll probably be there. If you guys are loving the videos, make sure that you hit that subscribe button that is over here, and make sure you share it out with your friends. We are going to keep going all the way through the year. I'm excited to see what happens come back around December of next year. But for today, guys, the big question is, and I had a blast writing about this earlier on Medium, it was this concept that I was thinking of where my daughter the other day said, oh, Dad, I want to work at Disney. I want to work at Disney. Oh, that's great. And, you know, I love my wife to death, but she went, it's impossible. And I went, that's exactly what she should be aiming for, something that's impossible. People told me many years ago, no high school diploma, you're never gonna be working with an industry that you like. You'll be working at a McDonald's the rest of your days. I'm not knocking McDonald's. I worked there for a few years. But the reality is you are where you are because that's where you're working to be. It took many, many years for me to get to where I am now. I run a whole bunch of different side hustles. The reality is, when you dream an impossible dream, it's amazing to see the headway you make towards it. And I mean, just some of the great things that have happened out there as a result of that. I was thinking back to the mentality that we had globally to hit the moon, right? There it is, it's up there, it's been there forever, it's the biggest bullseye you could imagine. And people said for thousands of years, impossible, cannot be done, cannot go to the moon. And all of a sudden, it's like everybody clicked and went, what if we all get behind one plan? We've got all these resources, we can split the atom, how do we get from here to there? And when they confronted the impossible, they were able to make it possible, and it changed everything. It really did. The amount of things that going to the moon achieved, not just in North America, but the Russian space program, Canada, tons, tons of contributions by Canadian scientists and astronauts up into space and down. But space is the final frontier for the auto shop. What kills me though is that we don't apply that personally in our own lives. What's the impossible dream? What's your goal? What's the thing that is absolutely out there so that when you tell people, I want to do that, they look at you like you're insane? That. Hold on to that and run with that. If you don't have one of those, really what you got to do is just sit down and say, okay, what would be the absolute most impossible thing that I would hope to achieve? It doesn't matter. Don't filter it. Don't try to mold it into something that's possible. Plausible, just the most outlandish, wildest. I want to be president next year. Well, that's impossible. Well, I mean, there are ways, right? You just have to hustle and find them and figure it out. How would you make that happen? But the reality is most of us sell ourselves short on our goals and dreams. And what I'd love to hear from you guys in the comments below is what impossible dreams you've either achieved or the one you're going after now. That's it for Saturday, guys. Like I said, super short video on Saturday. Normally I'll be out and about with the family, so I won't have much more It's not gonna take more than a minute or two to drop a video on here. But if you like what you see, again guys, subscribe button and share it out with your friends and family. That's it. Thanks, guys. Thanks, Dan.
