Short motivational speech (YouTube video) directed at people in their 20s. The speaker (Dean Graziosi) urges young adults to stop expecting handouts, accept personal responsibility for success/failure, define their passions and values, seek mentors, model those living the life they want, and work hard to achieve goals.
If you're in your 20s and you're wondering what to do next with your career, your income, your business, your life, you're not alone. I get about a hundred dms like that every week. First off, let me say this. You were brought up in a generation where you feel like something's owed you. I'm not being rude. I'm just being honest. Here's the best advice I could give you. No one is coming to save you. No one's going to wave a magic wand. You want more out of life, you have all the capabilities needed to go get it. Don't feel the old days were the time you could get wealthy. And rich you live in the most prosperous, abundant time in history. Is it scary? Of course. Has Everybody in their 20s felt this way at one point? Yes. Including me. Scared to death. But when you realize your success, your failure is on you. When you decide what drives you, makes you passionate. And learn from people who've already been there. Mentoring someone, learn from someone, do whatever you can. Define someone. Living the life, the culture, the values, the character you want, the success you want. Model what they do, work hard and anything is possible.
