A speaker argues that daily intentional learning separates people who excel from those who stall. He challenges you to decide what you'll learn today, right now, treating it as the key difference between stuck and successful.
It's a very beautiful morning out here in Chicago, and as I get ready to step into this conference and pick up some— the next level of game for my company, I want to encourage you. What are you doing today? What, what are you doing today to learn something new? Can you take time today to learn something new or learn something new about what you already do? I think the things that I see in my travels that starts to separate those that are stuck and those that are excelling— the people that are excelling, the ones that you might look at and be like, damn, like how they do that— they take— they're very intentional about learning something every day. So my question to you is, what are you going to take the time to learn today, or what are you going to take the time to do to learn about more about what you already do. Either way, let's take action. Have a great day. Peace.
I was literally kicked off a Southwest flight before for being disrespectful.
