Short motivational talk by Donald Burns emphasizing that leadership and personal growth require disciplined, repeated actions rather than single efforts. Burns warns against expecting constant motivation, urges consistent follow-through even when unwilling, and highlights that true leaders develop others by stepping into their own potential.
It's not about taking one step towards being a better person, a better leader, training your team and suddenly achieving greatness. You're never going to be all set that way. It's always about developing the discipline to take many steps and following through even when you don't want to do it. Don't expect to be motivated every single day to get out there and make things happen, because you won't be. It's time to step up and into your potential. Because once you start down that path, a true leader really allows others to step up into their greatness.
If your restaurant only works because you work 80 hours a week, it doesn't work.
