Kevin Hart talks about owning your flaws instead of using them as excuses. The core idea: everyone is imperfect, but that's not a reason to stop trying. Accept yourself, do the work to improve, and move forward anyway.
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I'm all right. I'm a good person. I got a good heart. I treat people with respect. Ultimately, I want the most that I can possibly get out of life. I love to love. I'm a good dude. Am I perfect? No. I got some of them imperfections over there. I got some of the ones from over here, from my mom and dad. Okay, that's life. Of course, I'mma figure it out, man.
I think that we're all messed up in some kind of way, and that's okay. Do you take those things and make them excuses as to why you can't do stuff. I just like the Do More concept, and the O, first O, is ownership. Whatever you got going on in life, just own it, you know. I think too many people make excuses for whatever imperfections they believe they might have, or someone else tells you you have. And it doesn't mean you can't or shouldn't maybe work on some of those things, but you shouldn't let it stop you from taking the next step and going through the process of getting better and improving. Take who you are, love it. If you want to make some changes, change it. Go out there and accomplish things. Don't let your imperfections hold you back.