A short monologue (likely from a YouTube video) advising listeners to identify the value of their time and stop pursuing small, distracting opportunities that won't generate the results they claim to want. The speaker warns that chasing low-value 'mice' prevents achieving larger goals like making 'millions.'
I'm one who easily gets scattered into several different directions. Hard for me to pick one and go all in. The simple answer to that question is this. You have not identified what your time is worth, what owes your distraction. I see this in every business, every person, they're literally chasing a five dollar opportunity, saying they want to make millions of dollars. That's why they're frustrated. Of course you're going to be frustrated. You're fucking chasing a mouse. Saying you're going to catch a deer. You can only feed so much with the mouse, if any. You got to know what your worth is in the game.
