Short motivational monologue by Mick Hunt urging listeners to choose a focused discipline (the "one kick") and to accept sacrifice and self-investment to achieve success. Uses personal anecdotes (family obligations, promises to his mother and sister) and rhetorical questions about friendships and priorities to prompt reflection about what the viewer is willing to give up.
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Bruce Lee once said, I fear not the man who practices over 10,000 kicks. I fear the man who practices one kick 10,000 times. What's your one kick? Because to master something, there's a couple of things that we have to do. We have to sacrifice, and we have to invest in ourselves. Who do you surround yourself with? What are you willing to give up to make change happen in your life? How many of us have friends that love underdogs and they fight with us until we have a little bit of success and then they want to pull us back down? Are you willing to sacrifice those friends? How many of us know that we need to start sacrificing friendships to get to where we want to go at 10? Because my mom was my reason. My mom was my. Because I sacrificed fun. Because my mom mattered. I sacrificed as a teenager hanging out with all my buddies and my homeboys because my sister needed me to show her what a man looked like. When I got to college, I sacrificed late night parties because I promised my mom I was going to pay all those bills. What are you willing to sacrifice to make change happen?