A short motivational talk warning about the danger of developing 'losing' habits: once they form they are hard to break. The speaker urges listeners to stop losing behaviors early and to practice daily winner-like approach and execution rather than assuming a one-day decision will make them winners.
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I'm here to tell you when we have the start of losing habits, because I don't want to develop them. If we develop them, they're habits. They're hard to get out. That's the problem with losing habits is once they infiltrate this circle, they're hard to kill. And so we have to stop them before they become habits. And I'm going to tell you every time I see it. But then it's incumbent upon you to stop it. Within yourself, you have to practice and play and behave like a winner. If you want to win games, you have to do that. It is not something you can just decide to be when you wake up. It ain't a Halloween costume. You can't just decide you're going to be that day a winner. That's not how it is. You have to be that every single day. In your approach and in your execution.