Two speakers argue that winners stay committed through decades of doubt, and that lasting change requires taking full responsibility for your future. Speaker B declares being sick and tired of being average and commits publicly to winning. Past patterns repeat unless you deliberately transform.
I thought about this 10 million times when I wanted to quit along the way of a winner. But a winner will stay excited for 30 years or ever how long it takes to win.
See, if you want to win, folks, you gotta, you gotta stand up and you gotta say, I'm so sick and tired of being average and ordinary. I'm so sick and tired of telling myself and telling my wife and telling my mama and telling everybody I'm gonna win.
See, folks, if you gonna win You gonna change. The only way you can change your life, the only way the future can be better than the past, is you gotta change. Ain't nobody's gonna give you something for nothing. It's gonna be up to you. You're controlling your future. Look at the last 5 to 10 years of your life, and the next 5 or 10 years gonna be just like that. Now ain't that depressing?
