Jay Shaw delivers a motivational talk at Riverfront Park about finding your purpose without waiting for permission. He uses examples like bumblebees and trees to show how other things in nature just do what they're meant to do, and argues humans should do the same.
What's good? It's your boy Young Abundant, hanging out here at Riverfront Park, about to do some hypnosis as more foot traffic's starting to pick up out here. But I want to take some time to make a quick video and just make sure people understand this. You do not need permission to be great. You were designed to be great. You were sent here to be great. In fact, as humans, we so great that we are the only thing in this world that can choose not to fulfill our purpose. Like, think about it. A bumblebee cannot not pollinate flowers. A tree cannot not give oxygen to the universe. Everything else has to do what it's sent here to do. A fly cannot help— cannot not help decompose animals. It's programmed by nature. It don't have the option of saying, I don't really want to walk in my purpose. But us as humans, me as a motivator, me as a hypnotist, I have the option of saying, you know what, I ain't really feeling my whole purpose today. I think I'mma just chill today. If you a doctor, Or you want to be a doctor, you got the option of saying, you know what, I ain't really feeling this, I'm gonna drop out. Nothing else in the world has that opportunity to not walk in its greatness. So if you as a human are not walking in your purpose, it's because you're making a choice not to walk in your purpose. And guess what? Use that powerful mind to make the choice to do it. You owe it to yourself to do it. You owe it to your family to do it. Don't let a bumblebee out-purpose you. Don't let a tree out-purpose you. Come on, walk in your purpose, baby. Do it.
