Richmond DinhCreator & Founder of Tiny Challenges™

The Fastest Way to Find Your Message..

3 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, Richmond Dinh argues that discovering a compelling personal or brand message requires embracing imperfect, "dirty" practice runs rather than chasing perfection. He stresses that the only way to uncover a message that truly resonates with both the speaker and the audience is to get on stage, deliver a version of the message, observe the audience reaction, and then iterate—discarding what doesn’t work and refining what does. Dinh illustrates this process with his own "Tiny Challenge" project, explaining that relentless experimentation and message tweaking led to the challenge’s viral success. The core claim is that iterative, audience‑tested messaging, not flawless first attempts, is the fastest path to finding one’s voice and becoming a breakout presence.

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In order to find your voice, you just need to do the dirty reps and find what doesn't work first. And so, so many of us are chasing this ideal of perfection. Oh, it doesn't sound right now. It doesn't feel right. Oh, you know what? It's not really clicking here. But the only way you get to the point where you actually find a message that resonates with both you and your entire audience is a time where you actually find your voice through just doing all the dirty reps. You will never ever find your voice by trying to be perfect on the first one. Your job is to actually get on stage, Speak something, and if it resonates, great. If it doesn't, find another message. But there will be a message that's both gonna land for you and the audience. And when that message lands, you would then become the next biggest thing. And that's why Tiny Challenge blew up, because I was relentless on trying to find the message that's gonna kick both audiences.