Sylvester Stallone talks about turning rejection into fuel. He says "no means yes" and explains why big goals require facing constant rejection. The key is not giving up when doors close.
Good morning, Believe Nation! Today's message is: No means yes. Over to you, Sylvester Stallone.
What in this whole world turns you on? Challenge. I really just, I just love I love it. You know, I love being told no. It just means yes. No, to you? Yeah. What turns you off? Lack of enthusiasm really turns me off.
So this is an easy one for me to relate to because I love big goals. I love challenges. If, if it's too easy a goal to accomplish, then I'm not excited and motivated by it. I love having the big things to chase, and I don't necessarily love nos, but The bigger your idea is, the more nos you're gonna get, the more rejection you're gonna get, the more you're gonna have people tell you that you're crazy and you shouldn't do it. And so that, that, I love that stuff. And so I totally relate to Sly Stallone on that one. And my question of the day is, what big project are you working on right now that people are telling you no, that you're getting a lot of rejections on? Share it in the comments below. I'm gonna join the discussion. I look forward to hearing what you have to say. Thank you so much for watching. Continue to believe, and I'll see you again tomorrow morning for another shot of espresso.
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