Evan Carmichael argues that operating at your highest level attracts the opportunities and mentors you deserve. Floyd Mayweather adds that success triggers jealousy, but you have to keep showing up anyway. Carmichael asks viewers to share the habits and self-talk that help them stay at their best.
Good morning, Believe Nation! Today's message is: Always be at your best. Over to you, Floyd Mayweather.
Jealousy. People jealous of you comes with success. So anytime you're successful, people gonna be jealous of you. People not always gonna like you. Sometimes when you're in class, certain people don't like you when you're in school, right? But that don't stop you from going, right? And you still go there and be your best, right? So same thing like my job. I still go there and be at my best.
If you want opportunities to come to you, then you need to always be at your best. When I'm making these videos, when I'm writing my newsletter, when I'm on my radio show, when I'm creating my book, I imagine that one of my mentors is going to be reading it. I imagine that Tony Robbins is going to be watching it. I imagine that I already have a million subscribers. I imagine that somebody who can make a life-changing impact on me is going to be listening, going to be watching, going to be reading. Because one day they will be. And if I'm not at my best, if I'm not producing at that level, then when they do come, they won't be impressed. So if you want those opportunities to come to you, then you need to always be at your best. Belief. So my question of the day for you guys today is, I wanna know what you do to make sure that you are always at your best. What habits you have, what routines you have, what you tell yourself. Let me know, leave it in the comments below. I'm really curious to find out. Thank you guys so much for watching. Have an amazing day. Continue to believe, and I'll see you again tomorrow morning for another shot. Of espresso.
