Excerpt from a Dean Graziosi YouTube video where the speaker emphasizes continual personal growth, perseverance, and realizing potential. He reflects on accomplishments (family, multiple businesses, New York Times bestselling author) as outcomes of committing to growth, and admits he has frequently considered quitting but persisted. The clip underscores a mindset of 'always climb' and anticipation of future self-improvement.
I feel I'm tapped into my full potential. I think there's more potential. And if you're not climbing, you're sliding. If you're not growing, you're dying. And I can't wait to meet the man I'll be next year. Here's what I know. I never would have accomplished anything in my life, not being married to the woman of my dreams or love being a dad or starting over 13 different businesses and multiple New York Times best selling author and all those cool titles. But what does it really mean? It means that I got to grow. I got to experience what it's like to say yes, there is more, I can do more, be more, serve more. But a million times, a million times I thought about quitting and probably a handful of times in my life I actually was an eighth of an inch away and probably one or two times I quit for a while.
