Mike Melton tells you that letting your personal goals slide is a quit on yourself, not just a setback. Every excuse you make weakens your word and affects your family. He wants you to stop talking and start becoming the person you promised to be.
When did you sit there and quit on yourself? Not your job, not your family. You quit on you. You used to have goals, you used to have fire. Now you're just surviving the damn week, making all the damn excuses you can, and you just sitting there calling it, "I'm busy," whatever. Your wife notices it, your kids feel it, and deep down, your ass knows it. Every promise you break to yourself, all you doing is teaching your mind one thing: your words don't even matter. So the day you become dangerous again, Isn't the day you feel motivated. It's the damn day your word becomes stronger than your damn excuses. Now become the man you said you were going to be. That's it.
