A brief motivational short in which TJ Walker asks viewers to identify the biggest problem in their lives or communities and repeatedly focus on it. He argues that persistent self-questioning stimulates the brain and, over time, generates new answers regardless of formal intelligence, and he invites viewers to adopt this habit.
What is the biggest problem facing your life? Challenging you? Challenging others you care about, your community. Or maybe it's a big challenge everybody faces. What's the answer? I don't know. But I can tell you if you simply focus on this question for days, weeks, months, sometimes years, answers will come. And it's not because your IQ is necessarily higher than anyone else. It's not because you have more graduate degrees. It's the sheer repetitive Asking yourself to solve a problem will stimulate your brain. And over time, new answers will emerge. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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