A speaker uses Legos as a metaphor for life: you can either follow a plan or just accumulate pieces without direction. Despite jobs, bills, and family obligations, you still choose what you're building. The question is whether you're sitting in the daily grind or actively constructing something.
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Man, what are you building? For a lot of kids out there, you grew up, you had Lego, right? You had that big box of Lego. Now, some of us, some of us were big fans of following the actual plan and schematic that came with the kit, and you built the set and there it was. But ultimately, you would always end up in a giant bin of Lego, right? It would just be a massive bin that was left there. And the reality is, that is kind of the bag that we've drawn here. In, in life, you've got a giant pile of Lego. There's no map, there's no plan. There's a bunch of different things you could build with it. But it's ultimately up to you. Have you laid out a plan? What are you building? What do you want to build? Seems a simple enough question when you're young. But we add all this other stuff on it. Well, I got a job, and I've got responsibilities. I've got my house and my car and my cell phone bill and my family and my whatever else it may be, right? You've got all of these different responsibilities that seem to take away and say, well, no, the plan is dictated for me. But the reality is the plan's not dictated. You can make a choice. So ask yourself very seriously, what is it that you're building right now? Or are you just kind of sitting there in a pile of Legos?