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Do The Thing: How Real People Achieve Big Goals

Name: Do The Thing: How Real People Achieve Big Goals
Uploaded: 2026-02-16T18:20:56+00:00
Duration: 33 s
Channel: Stacey Lauren
Description: In this brief segment of a live presentation, three speakers introduce and endorse Stacy Lauren, the founder of the "Do The Thing" program. Speaker C…

16 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief segment of a live presentation, three speakers introduce and endorse Stacy Lauren, the founder of the "Do The Thing" program. Speaker C shares a personal inquiry conducted in major cities—Paris, London, Rome, and New York—asking people how they achieved their goals. The speaker reflects that failure has not stopped them; instead, they view failure as an opportunity to restart more intelligently, emphasizing steady progress (“I am doing the thing”). Speaker B expresses gratitude on behalf of Eileen Wilder and herself, thanking Stacy Lauren and her team. Speaker A formally welcomes Stacy Lauren to the stage, setting the tone for the upcoming discussion about real‑world strategies for achieving big goals.

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How did you achieve your goal? I asked this question in Paris and London, Rome and New York. I wanted to connect with people to see how they overcame their struggles and achieve success. And I looked back and realized that I haven't failed because I'm not giving up. I have succeeded, and I'm succeeding. Just slower. I am doing the thing. Failure is an opportunity to begin, more intelligent.
I just want to take a moment, on behalf of Eileen Wilder and myself, to thank Stacy Lauren and her whole do the Thing team.
Please help me welcome Stacy Lauren, the founder of do the Thing.
Stacy is a master. A master at helping people get over themselves and get into action, to get moving. It's not enough to simply have people around your goals. That community needs to be inspired, motivated, engaged in real action. I owned a staffing company for 20 years, and I had 60 internal employees, 600 external employees. So I had a lot of people telling me what they couldn't do. And when I exited that business, I became obsessed with trying to figure out, how do you actually move the needle on the things that you want and get rid of that mental baggage that stops us from achieving the things that we want? And that is what my challenge is for you today. Every time you have a new goal, find a different group of people who share that same goal. If you think about it, it's not as hard as it may seem. We're all gathered here together. You are now my people.