A short motivational excerpt from Dean Graziosi (YouTube video) arguing that hesitation costs you opportunities and urging listeners to choose bold action over paralysis. The speaker frames the choice as trying and failing versus hesitating and doing nothing, emphasizes persistence (try again until you reach the finish line), and warns that inaction simply lets years slip by.
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What has hesitation already cost you? Your family doesn't need you to hesitate. Your family needs you to be bold. The world needs you to be bold. Because at the end of the day, would you rather say I hesitated, I was a little nervous, I waited, or would you rather say I went forward even though I was scared to death and I failed for a while? Which one would you rather choose? Would you rather choose trying and failing or hesitation and nothing? Hesitation and nothing or trying and failing? Because if you try and fail, what are you going to do next? You're gonna try again. And if you fail, what are you gonna do if you continue trying? There's no way you don't get to the finish line. It's impossible. Those that don't get to the finish line just found a certain place where they say, enough. I'm not gonna try anymore. I'm gonna sit right here. And what happens? Five years goes by just like that.