Eric Thomas argues that big dreams demand relentless work, not luck. He repeats his line "Luck is for leprechauns, and you ain't green" to push past excuses and into what he calls beast mode, the grind-focused mindset required to actually achieve something.
I want you to know something, that the bigger your dream is, I want you to understand the harder the grind. There, listen to me. Luck is for leprechauns, and you ain't green. Oh no, no, no, no, no, I'm sorry, it's right here under the shirt. I'm gonna take the jacket off, I'm gonna show you. I have that one on today. Luck is for leprechauns, and you're not green. I'm gonna say it again. Luck is for leprechauns, and you're not green. I'm not bringing you— I'm not bringing you a fairy tale. What I am telling you is that if you're willing to go beast mode, you can have whatever you want. I'm a living example.
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