A short motivational monologue by Dean Graziosi prompting listeners to define their personal values and what success means to them. Graziosi warns against adopting others' definitions of success (wealth, travel, luxury) and emphasizes the need for a clear, personal 'why' to avoid monotony and purposeless pursuit.
So what do you stand for? I mean, what do you really stand for? What are you fighting for? What does success mean to you? Those are questions we have to answer and I wish someone would have rattled my cage and brought that up to me way earlier in my life because I think I got distracted on what success means or looking through the lens of other people's glasses for what success was. Is it the cars, the travel, the planes, the Lamborghinis? Is it be able to travel whenever you want? Listen, success can mean anything. There's no judgment there. But you need to know what do you stand for? What are you fighting for? If you don't have a big enough want a big enough why that you're fighting for, then all of it becomes monotonous. All of it becomes questionable. All of it becomes this thing that you just don't know where you go and you look in the mirror and say why do I want more?
