Joshua NelsonSeven Figure Agency · Mentor / Coach at Seven Figure Agency

what are you doing with what you have?👀😳 #faith #god #shorts #viral #viralvideo

Name: what are you doing with what you have?👀😳 #faith #god #shorts #viral #viralvideo
Uploaded: 2025-07-18T19:00:20+00:00
Duration: 34 s
Channel: Joshua Nelson
Description: In this brief YouTube short, three speakers engage in a motivational dialogue about the moral and spiritual duty to keep creating, working, and…

18 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube short, three speakers engage in a motivational dialogue about the moral and spiritual duty to keep creating, working, and innovating rather than retiring or becoming complacent. Speaker B frames the discussion in religious terms, arguing that it is disrespectful to both admirers and God to waste the talent God has given. Speaker A emphasizes that personal progress and marriage are ongoing processes; stopping growth is equated with “dying.” Speaker C references Andy Elliott to reinforce the idea that life has no final destination and that continual innovation is essential. The overall message is a faith‑rooted exhortation to treat every endeavor—career, marriage, personal development—as a perpetual beginning, thereby adding value and honoring divine gifts.

because it's disrespectful to the people who look up to us.
It's also disrespectful to God and the talent he's given us. If we were born with this talent and this desire, you know, just beast to want to go out there and create things and add value and help people, where is the goodwill in retiring and just chilling on the beach and doing nothing?
Once you stop progress in your life, like, you die. Like, dude, imagine this. Me, my wife always says, if you treat something like it's the beginning, there'll never be an end, right? Like a marriage, you know. I'm just saying, like, once you're done making it new, once you're done keeping it fresh, once you're done making it fun, like it's done.
Yeah. Your marriage is always work. You don't retire from your marriage.
Yeah. So I don't love, I don't love everything Andy Elliott says, but 100% true. Right. You gotta constantly be, you know, innovating. You gotta constantly be plugging in. There's no like end destination. Right. The joy is living out and doing the work. So good.