A short motivational monologue (YouTube) by Jacqueline Elliott encouraging listeners to behave as if they are always being watched: cultivate positive speech and purposeful actions to attract followers and make a difference. The speaker asks reflective questions about impact, complaints, sacrifices, and communication, urging people to train their thinking and speaking to be positive.
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I can guarantee you that somebody's watching you right now. If you are watching yourself, would you be somebody that you would want to follow? What are you doing to make an impact in this world? What are you doing to make a difference? Who are you helping? Who are you talking to? How are you speaking when you walk out? Are you complaining about the heat all the time? Are you complaining that you're tired? Are you complaining that, oh my gosh, I can't believe that I should be doing this instead of that? Are you talking about the sacrifices you're making too early, things like that? You know, you have to make sure that you have somebody. It's like you have a freaking microphone on you all the time. What's coming out of your mouth. Train your brain to get the out of it and speak positive things. You'll find to find some followers. People are going to follow you.