A short motivational YouTube monologue (speaker: Vivian Weyll) urging listeners to adopt a relentless, "baby-like" mindset: persistently pursue goals, ignore discouragement, and reclaim the early-childhood belief that everything is possible. The speaker contrasts societal conditioning to stop with newborns' relentlessness and repeatedly instructs the audience to "don't stop" when told to quit.
Do you want your freaking business to explode? You better become a baby. Here's the problem. When we grow up that time between being a little baby and being a young adult, we are told everything is wrong. We're supposed to do things this way. You're supposed to give up when I tell you something is not good. We are taught since we were little to stop. Stop messing with this. Stop trying to get up on the counter. What's the problem with that? The problem is, as we learn to deal with advers, we also take that learning and that conditioning into our life. The reality is newborns are relentless. How come a 5 week old baby is relentless and you are not? You gotta go back to the mindset where everything is possible. Where you don't need to stop. Make your goals, figure out where you want to be in life. Don't let anybody stop you. Go for it. And whenever somebody tell you stop, don't stop.