Short motivational monologue (YouTube short) advising creators/entrepreneurs to "dial in" their core ability before sharing ideas. Speaker recommends writing ideas down privately rather than prematurely broadcasting them, argues many people spread themselves too thin across sales, product management, CRM, and deal flow, and advises identifying a unique/core ability (citing Dan Sullivan) and focusing on it.
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I'm not the guy calling him every day. What's up, man? What are you doing? Trying to create chaos. Trying to share my big idea. Dude, I know we're really crushing it right now, but listen, this is way bigger. Don't act like you. Don't do that. We all do it. When I get that feeling, I shut up. I grab a piece of paper and a pen and I start writing down my big ideas and I share them with myself. You can't be tossing to your friends, tossing stuff to your employees, tossing stuff to your people until you have your stuff dialed in. The problem is, most people here are delusional. You think you're killing the game of life when truthfully, all you're doing is killing dreams. You're getting the wind sucked out of you 24 7. This is why you can't. You're not good at sales. You're not good at CR management. You're not good at product management. You're not good at deal flow. You can't be good at all these things. Find out what your core ability is. I. E. Unique ability. As Dan Sullivan would say, find out what it is and get focused.
