A short motivational monologue by David Goggins emphasizing personal accountability and that confidence is built through doing difficult tasks. Goggins criticizes seeking external solutions (e.g., conventions) and urges listeners to stop being 'lazy', act on what they already know they must do, and build belief through repeated effort.
What the did you do? When the headphones come off, bro, it's you in your own mind. It's the reason why you're a loser and the reason why you're not making it and the reason why you're trying to go through all these. I go to all these conventions, speak all the time. I look in the audience. These people sign up, sign up, sign up every year, go to convention thinking they're gonna learn something different. No, you're lazy. You know exactly what to do. Exactly what? Because even me, in my state of I can't read and wr. I knew exactly what to do. It just sucks doing it. Whenever you think you can't. Confidence comes from the thing that you built. You must build belief. You must build confidence. It can't be like, hey, I'm gonna knock that out. You gotta look over here and say, I can knock that out.
