Short YouTube monologue (YouTube Short) by Mark Evans DM advising listeners—using the example of a child juggling multiple sports—to pick one pursuit, study the greats, commit fully, and stop if they do not genuinely love it ("If you don't love it, get out now").
I always kind of look at this and think, like, if my son came to me. And by the way, you're half all of them. If you're doing that 100%. But if your kid came to you. Daddy, Daddy. I want to still play soccer, but I really don't want to play it much. I just want to play when I want to. I really want to play baseball. I want to play when I want to. Hey, I really want to play hockey when I want. Dude, Pick one and get great at it. Pick one. Learn the greats learn what they did, how they did it, what they do, why they do it. Do you love it? Do you not love it? If you don't love it, get out now.
