So first of all let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

Nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror, which paralyzes, needed effort to convert retreat into advance.

That was said by Franklin Delanoir Roosevelt in his inauguration speech as President of the United States.

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

When we think about starting something, we oftentimes don't get it started simply because we're scared.

We try to throw up other boundaries and we try to throw up other things, but those things are normally just excuses for being scared.

I think beyond being scared of failing, people are afraid to succeed. Because A, what if it did work out that

way? Maybe you feel unworthy of having this new responsibility or B maybe you feel

unworthy to have this happen to you because you have never had a lot of

self-belief. You've been full of a lot of self-doubt.

You don't want to reconfirm that. You don't want to reaffirm what you've always thought

about yourself. You don't want to reaffirm and firm up these ideas

that people have always had of you that you're a loser that you're a nobody that you'll

never be a somebody that you don't have what it takes you don't have the power of self-belief.

Well let me tell you what I found out and let me tell you about my experiences in my life.

There is not a single thing in this world that doesn't come down to heart power. What is your heart beating for? What is your heart pulsing for? What is the cadence, the rhythm, the sound of your heartbeat.

What is it passionate about?

What are you excited about?

I know these things sometimes are a little bit hard to identify or hard to put your finger on because they kind of fall in a weird

category of metaphysics and it's not real science. But sometimes you have to say fuck conventional wisdom and you have to throw it out the window.

You guys have heard the speech, fuck you and fuck your elbow probably many times.

Sorry for all the foul language drop right off the bat here, but sometimes it's needed.

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