성공 달성하기: 집착의 힘

### 성공의 문을 열다: 집착과 헌신의 힘
* 🔥 연사는 **고등학교 농구 트라이아웃부터 현재의 성공**에 이르기까지 자신의 여정을 되돌아보며 **목표 달성을 위한 집착과 헌신의 힘**을 강조합니다.
* 🏀 16세 때 강도 높은 훈련에도 불구하고 **대표팀에 선발되지 못했지만, 이 좌절은 대학 농구에서 성공하겠다는 의지를 다지는 계기**가 되었습니다.
* 🎓 2년 동안 쉬었던 그는 대학팀에서 **D2 내셔널 타이틀**을 획득하기 위해 끊임없이 준비했고, 결국 노력과 전략적 관계를 통해 **한 자리를 차지**했습니다.
* 💼 이러한 사고방식은 특히 아마존 초창기, 성공을 위해 **'강박적인 성격'으로 주당 100시간씩 일했던 그의 비즈니스 벤처**에도 그대로 적용되었습니다.
* 💪 연사의 메시지는 분명합니다. **"성공해야 한다는 것을 안다면 성공하겠지만, 성공하기 위해 노력해야 합니다."**
* 🌟 그는 시청자들이 **자신의 집착을 찾고, 그 집착이 자신을 이끌게 하며, 그 과정에서 다른 어떤 추구보다 더 많은 성취감과 기쁨, 사랑**을 경험하도록 독려합니다.
* 💡 동영상은 동기를 부여하는 명언으로 마무리됩니다: **"무엇이든 할 수 있지만 모든 것을 할 수는 없습니다."**

농구에서 비즈니스 성공에 이르는 연사의 여정에서 볼 수 있듯이 강박적인 성격과 헌신은 성공으로 이어집니다.

this video is for you if you know you absolutely have got to make it in this world. I'm talking like doing it big. I'm sitting here today 32 years old. I'm doing roughly $300,000 per day in Revenue. really enterprising up reaching a different phase in my career but I have to tell you it wasn't always like this. and in this video I want to hopefully unlock a couple things for you that might have you stuck. the centerpiece of all of it is that innate desire that passion that your life will change. if I'm speaking to you it's because you have that in your heart right now. that was me when I was a young kid. and it's translated through so many different fields of life. now the world that we're in today compared to when I first started building. it's very different. and it's taken me a moment to appreciate the noise out there. all of the distractions that fill a young mind. and so my intent with these stories and this message is to help you find your

North Star and ultimately make it. You haven't made it yet, but I'm telling you if you have that burning desire in your heart, as always monetization. But if you have that like in here, I am going to unlock that for you, and this is the first day of you accelerating everything. So this starts with a weekend lyric that really hits home for me, and it's from the song Snowchild. He says, I used to pray when I was 18 if I didn't make it then I'd probably make my. I don't think you can say that on YouTube, but basically he'd off himself, and that resonates so much with me. And this happened when I was young. It started when I was young. It was a basketball thing. I'm an ex-athlete. Any ex-athlete out there, I think a lot of y'all can probably relate to this, but when you want it so bad that nothing else matters, that's when everything changes. So I remember my first real

obsessive moment. It happened my sophomore year of high school. I'm this 53 kid, and I wanted so bad to make the varsity team. The reality of the situation is I wasn't athletic enough. I hadn't hit puberty yet, but that summer, it was the first time I found this superpower that later propelled me in my future life. Now, keep in mind, I don't have social media. I don't have these distractions. All I knew is I wanted to make that basketball team. And so, I told myself, all I can do is give everything I have here. And that summer, all I did was train multiple times per day, every single day. I had friends doing social things, you know, meeting girls, pursuing other factors of their life. And all I did was get up at 7:00 in the morning, which is crazy for a sophomore High School. I would do my strength and conditioning. I got all these box jumps. I would run Hills. And then I would go to the gym. I'd do my, you know, ball handling.

skill stuff, and then I'd usually play pickup, and it was three-plus workouts a day all summer, putting my heart and soul into that [ __ ] and you identify with the mission, you become the mission, but the most important thing with that mission is nothing else matters, all of those other distractions. I progressed incredibly well that summer, okay. I did not make the varsity team. It was a lesson in loss, it was a lesson in having to work smarter. It broke me, it broke me. I still remember I gave everything in those tryouts, and you know I'm busting my ass, and I thought I played pretty well. Got called up to the varsity court at one point, actually still remember to this day. I had a senior like pick my pocket when I was trying to dribble up the court because I, again, I just wasn't there athletically. And I still remember when the coach went back to the room after tryouts, and they go back there for 30-45 minutes, the whole

coaching staff, and they put together the list of who's on what, and they posted on the bleachers. I still remember, like still feeling optimistic, you know, I put everything into this. I've really voiced that I deserve a spot on this team, and unfortunately, when that came back out, I was not. I thought maybe I'd get a swing spot, you know, of RC JV, and I was in the middle of the JV thing, and I went behind the bleachers and I cried. I still got teased for that, like, you know, the whole year, the next year, like, oh, you were the kid that [__] cried when we you need to make the team. I took that [__] personally, and I still take that [__] personally. And then fast forward to when I wanted to play college ball. So, I took two years off after high school. I just was focused on College, and then I actually coached at a high school and basically had this passion reignited for

the game coaching, and I decided I have to make this team. And so, I went psycho mode again. And these are the prime years of most young men's college experience, right? This is often when you're partying. This is when you're often having fun. I had about 9 months to prepare, and I went demon mode. I'm telling you guys, nothing else matter. I put in the time. I transformed myself physically. I went from like 6'2 kind of skinny. I think I grew another inch. I think I grew another inch after High School, so maybe not then, but I really transformed. I went from like, you know, decent to playing Above the Rim skills. But I learned from those past times too. Life is political, right? So, started to develop friendships with the team. And during this whole process, I decided this process when my school season ended coaching. And during that time, the college season's still going, right? So, I have like a whole, like I said, like nine

months to prepare that team. Ends up winning the D2 National Title, which was the worst thing that could happen for me because now all of a sudden they can get any [__] recruit they want, right? They who cares about a walk-on, who cares about my spot. And like I remember when that happened, I was like, and again we round into Summer. I know it's an uphill battle. I developed a couple close relationships with key players on that team, and I'm giving everything to this [__], but I still remember some nights like the past experience of high school bit at me. But I just kept telling myself, like, it's all or nothing, it's do or die. Like I am giving everything to this, and I will at least sleep well at night knowing I'm giving it everything. And again, I never thought about all the other experiences I was missing out on, okay? I never thought about any of that because my North Star became the obsession. I was so dialed in with what I wanted to

become I lost myself in the process. Now, fast forward, I did, I did end up making that team. I ended up making it as the 12th guy on the bench, a walk-on. There were some political things that, you know, the two best players vouched for me, and Coach gave me a spot, and those were two of the best years of my life, a lot of lessons learned, a lot of experiences. Ended up getting to play, you know, High Lev D2 college basketball. My second game was at Duke, you know, I got to shake coach K's hand again as a bench player, but the experience of pouring into something so obsessively, referring back to that weekend line that I need this, I'm putting my heart and soul into this, it is my everything. Guess what, that translated to the business world when the Amazon opportunity opened up early days of Genius. The same fire took hold of my [ __ ] soul, and it's by any means necessary. I want you guys to understand that, it's by any means necessary when I was playing.

college hoops. I was looking for any advantage when I poured into genius. I knew I needed to work 100-hour weeks, hey, a little Adderall abuse, like, whatever, you know, but these are the things. There's another Drake lyric on 9, you know, and I made a decision last night that I would die for it. How many people want it that bad? Again, this video is for the people that do want it that bad. When you find that opportunity and you commit to it and you obsess, all the other [ __ ] doesn't [ __ ] matter anymore. I'm telling you, all the things that people complain about, friends ridiculing you, family, this, that, no, you are on your cause, your heart and your soul is into that [ __ ] okay, that's what you do, that's who you are, you become it, and the end result for that was a life-changing exit that changed everything for me. I was able to take some time off, I was able to reset, and then you get back into the

game, and you find that same fire, you find that same obsessive nature, you find that same passion, and that is the [ __ ] that's going to guide you. I'm telling you guys, I'm telling you, like from the bottom of my heart, if you know you need to make it, you will make it, but you need to commit to making it. Does that make sense? Hopefully that makes sense in the context of this video. You need to find that obsession, obsessive nature, and you need to let that guide you, and you will find more fulfillment and more joy and more love in that entire process than you will with any other [ __ ] in this world. I'm telling you, the time is now. If not now, when? If you're watching me because of Ecom, you've seen the Tik Tok [ __ ] that's another window that allows for Obsession. It should wake up your soul, it should give you dreams of the [ __ ] Mega yachts, the mega mansions [ __ ]

the Ferrari, the little kid, put your everything into this world. Learn, build, be curious. I started from nothing. I didn't have any crazy resources when I started Amazon. I was just a kid in a laptop, but that obsessive force, that obsessive nature, it took me to places that would be hard to honestly understand if you told 16-year-old me that. So I'm telling you right now, commit, put your heart into it, unlock a level of love, unlock a level of drive, unlock a level of energy, and there isn't a damn thing you cannot achieve in this world. I'll leave you with this nice little quote: you can do anything, but you can't do everything.

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32세의 한 기업가가 고난에서 성공에 이르기까지의 여정을 공유하며 열정과 결단력의 중요성을 강조합니다.

그는 젊은 시절 운동선수였던 자신의 경험을 예로 들어 목표를 달성하는 데 있어 집중력과 노력이 미치는 영향을 강조합니다.

이 기업가는 시청자들이 자신의 '북극성'을 찾고 성공을 향해 나아가도록 영감을 주는 것을 목표로 하며, 야망을 향한 헌신과 한결같은 추구의 필요성을 강조합니다.

스포츠 장애를 극복하고 열정을 추구하다

농구 훈련에 대한 치열한 헌신과 대표팀에 선발되지 못한 실망에 대한 이야기.

그 경험은 회복탄력성과 목표를 향해 더 현명하게 노력해야 한다는 교훈을 주었습니다.

좌절에도 불구하고 농구에 대한 열정은 다시 불타올랐고, 대학 농구를 향한 도전으로 이어졌습니다.

한 전직 코치가 대학팀을 이끌 준비를 위해 급격한 변화를 겪습니다.

그는 선수들과 강한 유대감을 형성하고 궁극적으로 팀을 D2 내셔널 타이틀 우승으로 이끕니다.

코치의 한결같은 헌신과 팀의 성공에 대한 집중은 개인적인 희생을 덮어버리고 인생을 바꾸는 성취로 이어집니다.

연사는 대학 농구 선수로서의 경험을 통해 귀중한 교훈을 얻었고 직업 윤리를 형성했습니다.

농구에서의 성공에 대한 그의 집요한 집념은 비즈니스 세계에서의 접근 방식으로 이어져 궁극적으로 삶을 변화시키는 결과를 가져왔습니다.

이 메시지는 도전과 방해에도 불구하고 목표를 향한 전심전력을 다하는 것이 중요하다는 점을 강조합니다.

열정과 집착을 찾는 것은 성공으로 가는 여정에서 성취감과 기쁨을 찾는 열쇠입니다.

연사는 이러한 집착을 목표 달성을 향한 원동력으로 언급하며 집착에 전념할 것을 권장합니다.

자원에 관계없이 집착하는 성격과 추진력은 전례 없는 성취로 이어질 수 있습니다.