It's the motivational minute, 60 seconds of awesome sauce starting right now.

You know, whenever I look to try something new, I always ask, what if I look like an idiot?

And the answer is usually, well, there's a high possibility of that, but who cares?

I can't tell you how many times I've thought about doing something and planned it out,

and I said, all right, this is going to work out really good.

Still look like a fool, you know?

It's the beauty of trying new things, and the reason you don't care is because you let your ego go.

All right, when you put the emphasis on, is there going to be even any value,

maybe even just a little bit of value for somebody else in this?

Is it going to help maybe one person?

Then you go for it.

If you end up, and what I mean, but looking like an idiot, it doesn't work.

You know, we're all like, oh, it was a failure, I failed, that didn't work,

or whatever we have, whatever outcome we're attached to, remove that from the equation.

And it gets pretty fun because then you take all the pressure off you and trust me when I tell you,

you could try and try and try to do the most perfect plan.

I have both hands in the air, you're guilty as charged, and still come out looking foolish.

But man, those times that you take the shot, and then it works,

and by the grace of God, you don't look like a fool, that's magic, man.

That's why I do what I do, you know?

Planning for the inevitable, like, it just, I can't fail, I can't fail.

It's no way to live a life, man.

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