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Let me introduce you to the concept of success in Congress. Ben Franklin was a very intelligent man, and I want to start with one of his quotes. If you do tomorrow what you do today, you will get tomorrow what you got today. I want to know what it means. This means the average American earns between 3 and 5 percent per year. I don't believe we're going to earn 5 percent as much as the average American, so it will take you 20 years to double your income.
In America, the average person has their whole life ahead of them, and then you meet people who have the extraordinary ability to double their income in one year to achieve fivefold growth. Those who defeat his system Younquer it, you alit. The difference between them and those who don't is that they wake up in the morning and behave differently. Evidently, they think tomorrow is the news of the fight that I had today.
I will get it tomorrow. You decided today that you want a bigger car.
What about a nice house in Tahiti?
You will like a nice house in the hills. We all want better things; should we all have more friends, more things, more money, more secret travel, or more real travel, more secret travel, or more real travel? r enjoyment If you think you did the same thing yesterday, you are stuck, and it grows a little bit at a time and you get a taste of success, but it is never fast enough that it never edoes you.
When it does, it's a good month or a good two months for a month or three months, but it doesn't provide the momentum that ensures success, so I want you to think about that. First, I want May you wake up tomorrow and do something dire and realise that if you do the same thing you are stuck just because Wasou did. It was a certain way yesterday.
There's no reason to do it this way today. Today you wake up in the morning. You're failing. So you blame the president. You blame Congress. You blame Greece. You blame the it.ro.mean,me.it.I mean you're building streets; on the stremayor; "oh, the mayor, what's that? ", and you wake up in the morning.
And you look in the mirror, and you're not failing because it's the other guy's fault, which is the economy's fault, but if you look in the mirror and say I'm failing because of me, you don't like it. Ga andit,ou change it, and I believe the common factor of failure in any business is why you're never successful in saying anythingou.
Oh, about me. Oh, it's the Itmpetition it's. It's the president's Congress if you wake up tomorrow morning and blame your failure on someone or something else you have.
There's no reason to change you.
Is it a mistake?
I am such a son of a gunfight that I can do everything. But if you wake up in the morning, look in the mirror and say, "I'm a failure." Because in Italy, the decisions I make and the energy I put into them are my own. I'm not passing the blame. If you look in the mirror tomorrow and say you'll change it, nobody likes to think of themselves as a failure.
Our everyday lives I don't know how often it happens to us, but family is the biggest excuse of all. Every one of those excuses I found was that, at the end of the day, everyone thinks winners win, but unless you put it on yourself, you have no motivation to change it. If you are your own boss, failure is inevitable.
You will own your success. If you don't own your failure, you will never dig in, and I find that a common factor in failure in any business is always the personal excuse that you are not there to fail.
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