A short motivational YouTube monologue by Dean Graziosi arguing that procrastination and poor time management are symptoms of lacking a strong personal purpose. Graziosi emphasizes finding a purpose/passion/why powerful enough to overcome fear, impostor syndrome, external setbacks, and ongoing obstacles so one will act even when unmotivated.
We all have something. You just got to find it and use it as fuel. You don't have to have a horrific childhood to want to be successful. But we have to find something in ourselves that is stronger than people letting us down. It's stronger than imposter syndrome. It's stronger than fear. It's something that's so powerful that when you don't feel like doing it, you do. When people say, I procrastinate or I need a time management system, I'm like, no, you need a bigger purpose. The most successful people I know have the biggest purpose. They have the biggest passion behind it. So we have to. Even if we have to trick ourselves, we have to find a purpose and a passion and a why. Bigger than the crap that's going to get in our way. Bigger than the people who doubt you, bigger than when you fail, bigger than self doubt, bigger than all the pieces. Because all of those things are going to happen. People are going to let you down, the economy is going to shift, people in politics are insane. All of those things are going to happen and still we have to say, it's on me. No one's coming to save me. I need such a big purpose that I get back up and move forward.
