Tom Brady would be nobody if he'd stopped practicing after being drafted in 1999. The speaker argues that relentless training and learning are what separate the forgotten from the iconic. Quit either one and you disappear.
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So if you're listening to this, if you're looking for it, you're in the right place. You are still continuing to be training, right? That constant and never-ending improvement is so important. When you quit and you hang up a podcast, you turn off a podcast, you, you end the audiobook without finishing it, whatever it may be, you're probably gonna be a name that no one ever hears of before. And I'll give you a perfect example. Can you imagine after Tom Brady was drafted at 199, if he decided, I'm an NFL player now, I don't need to practice today? I don't need to watch film. I'm gonna stop training, which is that what that person told a group of people who are trying to make it in this business. Stop training? What do you mean stop training? We wouldn't have known Tom Brady's name if he stopped training.