Two speakers explain how gratitude for concrete things—training, comedy work, good food, a bed—and belief in your goals despite doubt are what actually drive achievement. Doubting thoughts are normal, but you have to challenge them with confidence.
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And causing me to beat myself up that I'm not doing good enough. And if I can just focus on the fact that I'm, I get to train every day, I get to do comedy, I eat well, my bed is comfortable, I have food in my fridge and I have people telling me that I make their lives better, then whatever, whatever positivity I have my goal set on is going to come. It's.
A huge lesson, right? Is, you know, it's like you keep focused on, on the things that you're after. You're gonna get them. And, and for you it's like, well, of course I'm gonna get them. And that's the belief. And that is, you know, most people will, will encounter doubt and slow down and you encounter doubt and go, oh, hell no. Like, that's not gonna happen, right? Doubt. No, that's not entirely true.