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The ego feeds off this video. Giving you a high. You’re procrastinating right now by watching this video which face it, you’re either still watching it now like I am writing this, or you’re gonna say what’s the harm, I wanna watch it. And I get that. I watched these videos a lot and realized that this motivational speech only does its job if this knowledge or insight is put into action. Watching this will give you that warm fuzzy feeling inside you’ve been looking for, but it will only last however long this video is... and so you’ll go onto the next one.



Watch this then and have this be the LAST MOTIVATIONAL video you will ever need. Just be. And be present. Because presence is all there is. No more intellectual analysis. No more procrastination. Just count down from 5 and do it. Simply because you can. The smallest things build mountains.

Start now. And if you don’t. That’s okay, you just weren’t ready for this yet cause you’re trying to understand it. The truth is there’s nothing left for you to understand. Just know that it’s not the video that’s giving you this feeling or my words but your belief in them. The words are in you.

Believe you can and do it. And keep doing it. One minute a day you’re brain will get hooked and need more of it. Trying implies failure. You can’t fail at something, you can only learn. Last motivational video I watched was with Mel Robbins as she explained why our brains aren’t motivated for things because we fear change even if don’t consider something as change because it’s such a small thing.
needless to say I realized there’s nothing wrong with me, everyone is unmotivated it’s why we have these videos, but the trick is to see all these prolific people and active minds as people who consciously make the choice to do it in those 3-5 seconds. Because that’s all it takes. Start from there. And see where it takes you. If this helps just one person, I am thankful.

                                               



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