ART WILLIAMS JUST DO IT SPEECH

Good morning, Believe Nation. Today's message is just do it. Over to you, Art Williams.

I wake up every morning with espresso, give me gold. I found two things out about smart people. I think it's almost impossible for a smart person to win in business in America today because I find smart people spend their whole lifetime figuring things out. They always trying to figure out an easier way and a quicker way. And another thing I found out about smart people is they just don't get around to doing nothing. And see, somebody like Art Williams, everybody said, "Well, he can't do it. Hey, somebody like that can't do it." But he does it. See, folks, I want you to know almost everybody in America almost does enough to win. They almost get there. They almost are over the hump. They almost have it going. They almost in everything they do. Almost is a way of life to almost everybody in America, but the winners do it. What do they do? They do whatever it takes to get the job done. They do it and do it and do it and do it and do it until the job gets done. And then they talk about how great it is to be somebody they're proud of. We need leaders in America who can do it. If you want to become somebody, do it. If you want to go in business for yourself, do it. If you want to become financially independent, do it. I hear too much talk in these United States. Everybody can talk a good game. We need people in America who can do it. I go all over this country with A.O. Williams and I have people say, "Art, you can count on me." Wonderful. Just do it. "Art, I guarantee you this is my last stop. I'm going to win now." Super duper. Just do it. "Art, if I could just have one good month and get the ball going, I know I could make it big." Super. Just do it. "Art, if I could just pay off this debt, I could really go." Great. Just do it. "Art, if I could just sell my house." Do it. "But houses ain't selling." Do it anyway. "Art, I'm not making any money. What can I do?" You just do it. "Do what, Art?" You do it and do it and do it. "Art, I guarantee I'm going to win this contest." Super duper. Just do it. "Art, I'm over the hump now. Watch my smoke." Great. Just do it. "Art, I want to make it so bad I can taste it. What do I do?" You just do it. "Art, I'm a vice president now. Can I quit doing it?" Nope. "Art, I don't know if I can keep on keeping on. I'm really hurting. What do I do?" You just do it. "Do what, Art?" You do it and do it and do it. "Art, all my life I wanted to be somebody important." Well, do it then. "Art, I'm going to save money so I don't have to go through this again." Great. Just do it. "Art, I don't feel like I've had enough training. What do I do?" You just do it. "Art, my manager don't give me no help. What do I do?" You just do it. "Art, you don't understand, I was Mr. Everything in my former company. You don't mean I have to start off down here at the bottom and do it, do you?" "Yep, you really got to do it." "Art, Art, what's the primary difference between winners and losers?" "The winners do it. They do it and do it and do it and do it until the job gets done." And then they talk about how great it is to finally have achieved something unique and how glad they are that they didn't quit like everybody else and how wonderful it is to and finally be somebody they're proud of and make a difference with their life. Thank you.

So that was so legendary, I'm just gonna leave it as it is and just jump to the question of the day, is what is holding you back from just doing it? Leave in the comments below, I'm super curious to find out, I'm gonna join in the discussion. I also wanna give a quick shout out to Alexander Kluss from startupstrong.com. Thank you so much for picking up a copy of my book, really means a lot to me. Those of you watching, you have a chance at a future shout out in a video, make sure to pick up a copy of the book and email in your receipt so we can keep track. Thank you guys so much for watching. Continue to believe, or whatever your one word is, and I'll see you again tomorrow morning for another shot of espresso.

I wake up every morning, espresso keep me going.