A brief YouTube short in which TJ Walker urges viewers to commit intensely to their chosen craft. He uses Anthony Robbins as an example—giving multiple speeches per day rather than one per week—and suggests producing far more output than competitors (e.g., more social posts or daily novel pages) to accelerate improvement.
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What are you committed to becoming great at, and you're willing to just dive in and spend every second of the day on Many decades ago, Anthony Robbins decided he wanted to be a great public speaker. A lot of aspiring speakers out there, they gave one speech a week. He gave three speeches a day. So in just a couple of weeks, he gave as many speeches as all a lot of speakers gave in a year. That's how we got so much better. That might not be what you want to do, but if you want to be great at YouTube or TikTok or any other social media platform, then maybe you do 10 times as much content as anyone else. You want to be a great novelist? Write more pages of your novel every single day. Do something with more intensity than all your competitors. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.