Short motivational monologue arguing that the speaker's failures stemmed from lack of intention in specific moments (relationships, projects, negotiations, content). The speaker urges being "the best of who I am," identifying five key success factors and summoning them to live with high intention, love, and purpose throughout the day.
Every single failure in my life happened because I was not intentional enough in that moment with that person, with that project, with that negotiation, with that video, with that audience. I just didn't have that level of intention. That said, I need to be the best of who I am right now. And it's just about like, what are the five things that make you successful? Summon that. Summon that I know in the Best of who I Am. When I'm literally the best of who I am, I'm in a space of high intention to live and to love and to matter, and I'm locked in on those, and I'm living through that as I go throughout my day.
