Short YouTube monologue (Kenny Chapman) reflecting on struggling with formal education but excelling at execution. Uses a surfing-school analogy to argue that many people receive the same information yet differ in how they apply it; emphasizes that what you put into learning and what you do with it (implementation) matters.
You know how back in school you kind of felt dumb once in a while? The teacher called on you, called you out. Okay, maybe that's just me, but here's the thing. I was kind of taught that I was a dumb kid. I struggle with education, but here's what I don't struggle with. Execution, implementation. I want you to think about something for a moment. So all these different places where you can get educated. As a matter of fact, there's a whole group of people behind me right now. They're learning the education of surfing. How do you balance, how do you shift weight, how do you distribute all those different types of things, right? And then certain people are going to come out of the school with the exact same information as everybody else. And some will excel and some will struggle. How does that show up in your life? Right? I was taught that I was a dumb kid because they didn't know how to teach me. Now, fortunately, I don't agree with most things. The way the world has taught us how to live, how to work, how to have jobs that aren't fulfilling, and different things that. That becomes crazy. What you put in here matters. What you do with. What you put in here matter really matters. If you're going to surf school, what are you going to do with the information? Until we talk, my friends, have a better than fantastic day. We'll talk to you soon.
