A short spoken monologue advising listeners—especially leaders—to prepare actively for major events and to expect and plan for "road bumps" (setbacks). The speaker emphasizes personal responsibility (don’t expect things to just happen), the inevitability of obstacles, and that leaders’ reactions set the tone for others.
If you're preparing for something that big part of the calendar year, then you got to make sure that you get it all right. And don't expect it to just roll down and happen for you. What in life does that might happen once? If you're lucky enough to live to Haiti, it might happen once it rolls down. There you go. You can have it. It's a freebie. The rest of it, you just gotta. There's gonna be bumps, road bumps all the time. And gotta be prepared for those things and how you react to those road bumps. As a leader, everyone's looking at you. Oh, he's okay. He's car. He's cool. No biggie. We'll just carry on doing what we need to do then.
