A short motivational talk advising listeners preparing new projects to organize their thinking and adopt the right mindset. The speaker emphasizes seeking advice from highly successful mentors (those who "have done it big") rather than mediocre sources, arguing that top performers yield the most useful, powerful guidance.
When you get ready to start a new project, it's important that you have a clear mind and you get your you know, the first thing is get your thinking organized correctly. And one thing is, you know, avoiding major mistakes people do is they talk to the wrong people, listen to the right people, listen to people that have done it big. They've got the best advice. It might not all apply, always apply to you, but you're going to get the deepest pile of useful, potentially powerful advice from people that have done it before and done it big. You don't want to get advice from mediocre people with mediocre results or no results because guess what, their advice is going to be meaty ochre. And see, the good is the enemy of the great. So as you get started in new projects, make sure you got your mind right to go after the best information you could possibly get your hands on. And you get that by listening to the right people.