A brief motivational monologue by Kim Zoller (recorded in Israel at the Western Wall) using a steep shortcut her children showed her as a metaphor for accepting help, advice, and advocacy to reach goals faster. The speaker encourages listeners to accept help to accelerate success.
Hi. I'm so glad you're taking strides with me today. So today I'm actually I'm still in Israel and I am walking up to the Western Wall and there's a shortcut and my kids showed me this shortcut and although it is very steep, it is still like, I don't know, good 30 minute shortcut. And it occurred to me as we take strides today that, you know, sometimes we don't get help and we don't take the help. We don't take the shortcut because we think we can do it better or we think that by doing it the long way it's going to matter more. And the fact of the matter is is that with people's advice and guidance sometimes and help and advocacy, we can get to a place so much faster. So think about letting other people help you succeed even more and getting to where you want to go that much faster. Have the very best day.
