Personal accountability, not circumstances, drives success. The speaker uses examples like failing exams and empty bank accounts to argue you must identify what you're not doing and fix it. Taking responsibility for your outcomes creates momentum.
Anybody have kids that you tell them not to do something, they do it, and they're mad with you? Yeah, I don't care. I say, listen, it's not my fault. Like, you broke the rules. You need to be upset with yourself. And it's the same thing with your recruits. You failed your exam, great. It's not the exam's fault. Like, go study some more and retake it, okay? Your bank account's empty, that's because you're not doing something you should be doing, right? Numbers are down, again, you got to look internal. Like, what am I not doing? What can I get better at to fix all these problems? Your health isn't where you want, blame yourself, right? You might have different genetics than somebody else, but there's always a way to get where you wanna go for whatever you're looking to do. So it's okay to share or give stuff away, you have to have an abundance mindset.
