Two speakers discuss how attaching to your purpose guides life decisions. One compares the energy before a workout to a performer's pre-stage rush; the other raps about grinding, sacrifice, and rolling the dice for success. The message: align your daily effort with deeper purpose, and work stops feeling like work.
Man, it is my favorite day of the week, training day. And when I pulled up and parked, I realized like this whole new energy comes over me when I'm about to go train. Like it just is, I don't even, it's probably how a performer feels when they about to get on stage or a comedian feels when they about to do their thing. When I'm about to pull up for training, I get juiced. And I think it's so important for everybody to take time to get attached to your purpose. Because when you get attached to your purpose, then you will move through life very purposeful. And most importantly, you'll always be able to choose purpose over pettiness.
All my life been grinding, all my life sacrifice, hustle, paid the price. Want a slice, got to roll the dice. That's why All my life, I've been grinding all my life. Look, all my life, been grinding all my life. Sacrifice, hustle, paid the price. Want a slice, got to roll the dice. That's why all my life, I've been grinding all my life. Look, I'm married to this game. That's who I made my wife.
All right, that's a wrap. On my way out. Feel good. Feel like I made some good connections. I love when they feed me too. You know what? You know what they say. If you do what you love, never feel like you work a day in your life.
I was literally kicked off a Southwest flight before for being disrespectful.
