A short motivational YouTube talk by Jacqueline Elliott using the story of David and Goliath as a central metaphor. The speaker emphasizes that people often view problems as larger than the solutions, and argues that maintaining a stronger "why" (purpose/motivation) than the perceived problem distinguishes those who succeed from those who do not.
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So I really love this story in the Bible, and it's David and the Goliath. And the cool thing about that story is that sometimes we see the problem bigger than the actual solution. Most people would have seen that situation and they would have been like, you know, hey, the Goliath is too big to beat. He's so massive, he's gonna. He's gonna kill me. And David saw the giant and he's like, man, this giant, he's too big to miss. So he took his shot and he slayed the giant that way. So sometimes we have adversities and we have things that happen in our lives, and as we're going and we're attempting to get to the next level, there's always going to be things that come up. There's always going to be that bill that comes and you're like, man, questioning, why the heck am I doing this? And you have to constantly remind yourself why your will or why your why is bigger than your actual problem. And that's the difference between people that make it and people that don't make it.