Ale and Luis Camejo argue that burnout comes from losing your purpose. They use a car metaphor: when you run out of gas, you refuel instead of selling the car. Most people abandon their dreams at the first obstacle rather than keep going.
We get consequences to our choices. You know, if you make the right choices, you're gonna get blessed with the right things, right? And another thing, stop telling yourself that you're burnt out or that you're tired. The only reason you're burnt out is because you lost purpose. You know, don't lose purpose and you won't get burnt out. And I want you guys to repeat this, right? If your car is out of gas, would you sell it or would you put gas in it? Everybody say, put gas in it. Put gas in it. So why is it that when people's dreams are not working, They sell their will to win, right? They're like, it's okay, we'll just try another route, right? Instead of doing what they should do with it and put gas in it, right?
