John Wetmore uses a train metaphor to talk about staying committed to long-term goals. The speakers emphasize that success requires perseverance and not jumping off before you reach your destination.
The train goes from E Terminal to baggage claim, domestic to international baggage claim. There's both far ends of it. It's not stopping. It will get to the other end, but it stops at destinations all along the way, and then it goes back and it does it again. Meaning if you get off on C, if you sit there long enough, you can get back on when the train comes back.
Powerful, right?
Dude, this is— that's his business, bro. Some people get off at Seagate. I'm like, why? It's going all the way. Why don't you just stay on it? And the people that stay on this train, dude, the only ones I know that haven't made it are the ones that get off.
Dude, I'm preaching that sermon like on Sunday. That is— that's a strong analogy, man. Yeah, so just stay on the train, man. Those of us that are having— we're going to be on the train with you. We ain't getting off. We're taking this shit all the way to International, bro.
How YOU Can Make $15,000 Per Week from ANYWHERE ft. Keenan Stockling Jr | Ep112
