A short motivational monologue by Mark Evans (DM) urging listeners not to make quitting a habit. The speaker criticizes those who quit when challenges arise, emphasizes asking for help, and frames perseverance as a marker of self-worth and commitment (reference to a necklace given to members).
That necklace that I sent to people that's been here six plus months has so much meaning. Some of you are going to wimp out and quit before six months. Because that's what you do. You quit. You quit when it gets hard. You quit when you're not sure what to do. You quit all the time. That's why most people are where they're at. It's easy for them to send an email. Hey, man, the DM alliance is really not for me right now. I quit. The fuck are you talking about? You'll send that email? Oh, I'm a big person. I'm sending it. But you won't ask for help. Why? We're here to help you. All of us. Don't make it normal. Don't normalize quitting. Never normalize quitting. You're better than that.
