Jim Johnson asks a job candidate what motivates him. The answer: money. When Johnson asks if he'd spin a sign naked in traffic for $100,000, the candidate says yes without hesitation. Johnson uses the story to push you to remember what you said you'd do to succeed.
Like, hey, what motivates you? Like what? What do people say when you say that? What motivates you? Money. Right. Okay, I get it. Well, if you could make $100,000 working for me, what would you be willing to do? He said, man, I was stripped naked, run out in the busiest intersection in town and spin a sign around for you. Whatever you want me to do, man. I went, all right, you're my man. You're hungry. You. You want this? Don't forget you said that.
