A short motivational monologue (YouTube) by Mark Evans DM urging listeners to reinvent themselves by adopting new habits and aiming for ambitious goals—especially in business—rather than merely surviving. The speaker emphasizes becoming "stupid, filthy wealthy" as a means to do more for family and charity, and frames his stance as choosing to thrive instead of survive.
I had to create a different individual. I had to create different habits to get what I wanted. Same goes for business. What do you want in your business? It's so interesting to me that you guys like, oh, man, I just want to get by. Screw that. Why don't you want to get stupid, filthy wealthy rich? Because then you can take that money and do more for your family, more for your charities. Because a lot of people are thinking about what they want for their life when they're healthy. When you don't have big goals, big responsibilities, you got enough just to survive. I'm never trying to survive. I'm always trying to thrive.
