A short monologue prompting listeners to question the skills and identity labels assigned to them by family and others. The speaker asks whether the viewer has asked themselves—or others beyond family—what they are actually good at, and criticizes multitasking ('chasing seven rabbits') as counterproductive.
We've been casted this vision, this identity that our parents have given us. Like, you're so great at this or great at that. Have you ever asked yourself what you're great at? Have you ever asked people around that actually know you differently than your mom and dad and brother, sister, uncle, cousins, like colleagues that know like you're a bad at marketing or a bad sales or a bad at deal making or a bad at operations or bad in the field, like working with people? Have you ever asked yourself these things? The answer is probably no, because you're too busy chasing seven rabbits around trying to catch one. It's not working too.
