In this brief motivational video, the speaker greets viewers and reflects on the frustration of losing control over daily plans, using a personal anecdote about a cancelled walk by the river. He then shifts to honoring the late Trevor Moatt, founder of Limitless Minds, highlighting Moatt’s recurring message that “success leaves clues.” The speaker expands the metaphor, likening clues to a slime trail left by slugs, and urges listeners to observe their own habits and routines—both the beneficial and detrimental ones—to identify the patterns that enable peak performance. He concludes with a call to add value by subtracting unhelpful behaviors, encouraging the audience to recognize and follow the clues of their own best selves.
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Hello everyone, here is your moment of yes for Wednesday, September 21st. Hello, it's still morning where you guys are, 6 PM German time here. I finally get an opportunity to, uh, to break away. Part of— I'm like, part of my message is going to be like, hey, what do you do when you think you have control of your day and then it just gets away and you don't? Like, I just wanted to go outside and like walk near the river. Not happening. So, um, uh, I'm not doing that. So you just kind of surrender, like do the best we can with what you have. But that's really not the moment of yes today. I wanted to And maybe I've shared this idea before, but last week our good friend and founder of Limitless Minds, Trevor Moatt, he passed away just over a year ago. And so we've kind of been celebrating sort of his life and his legacy and as a company and as, you know, with the friendship as well. And one of the things that Trevor would share with groups all the time is the idea that success leaves clues, right? Success leaves clues. So look at a successful person, and then if you look back at like their behavior, their habits, their routine, So those are kind of clues that they have left in their path to kind of show this is maybe why they've been successful. Kind of love that idea. Success leaves clues. It reminds me of the slugs on the sidewalk. If you want to find the slug, just follow the slime trail. Because what is the slime trail? The slime trail is what they leave behind, right? Just follow their behavior and you'll find them. Success leaves clues. Follow the clues and it leads to success. Which again always brings us back to what are the things that we do well that we know make us better? What are the things that we do that maybe don't make us better? Can we do a little addition by subtraction? So today, think about when you are at your best. What is it that allows you to be at your best? Because your best leaves clues. So there you have it. Success leaves clues. Have an awesome day, everybody. I'll see you on Friday. Bye.
