A short motivational monologue (YouTube transcript) urging listeners to trust their instincts and wait until their “heart is in” a new project before launching. The speaker argues that delays can be beneficial—allowing more information-gathering, planning, and maturity—while recognizing an internal sense or timing determines when to act.
You really got to trust your instinct when it comes into starting a new project. And it's because it's only when your heart is in it that you got a chance to do something big. And you can't really control that, can you? You know, it's just like maybe your heart's not in it yet because God has not given you the go side. Maybe there's not enough. There's some kind of things going on behind the scenes that makes this not the right time. But if it's something you want to do, eventually that time is come around. But the problem we all have is a clock is ticking. And unless the reason that drove you to think about it from the beginning have changed, you're going to want to do it. And you just keep gathering information. What you do is you keep building strength. More information. The more things you think about, the more mature you get in your planning, the greater odds are success once you launch. So this delay will probably work to your advantage. But trust your instinct. You're the only one who knows when it's time for you to go.