Two speakers use sports metaphors to argue that success requires relentless self-starting, not waiting for others to hand you opportunities. They criticize the attitude of expecting motivation or leads to come to you, using the phrase "fish just don't jump in the boat" to drive home that you have to go get what you want.
Fish just don't jump in the boat. You better go out there and do it yourself, you know. Don't fucking wait around and wait for someone to hand deliver something. Go make it happen, you know. Fuck your tired body, fuck that unmotivated mind, and get out there and do it anyway.
That's sick. I think that's where agents struggle, is that they think someone's going to come in, get them out of bed every day, and make sure that they got deals to close and leads to call and, you know, activity to do. If you want to eat, go out and kill something. Get to work.
How YOU Can Make $15,000 Per Week from ANYWHERE ft. Keenan Stockling Jr | Ep112
