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All right, guys, here we are last break of the day on this Thursday.

And, Junior, at the beginning of the show, you asked Steve a question about success.

Yeah, because, you know, we try to put those two together with money and success.

It's not the same. It's not. Like, you don't have to have money to be successful. It's not that. It's like your journey. Yeah. Well, but your question was about success, what? What was your question? I was saying, you're saying you don't have to have money to be successful. I said, how is that? How did you judge that? And you said, hey, because listen, man, here's the thing

about success. What prohibits people from having success, first of all, is starting.

The number one cause of failure is the fear of failure most people never even start and then people equate success with the finish line.

Now I'm successful.

But that's not it, folks.

The moment you make the decision to be successful,

the moment you start the process, the journey to changing your current status in any shape form of fashion, success has begun.

Because I'm telling you, man, too many people sit still in their life and never make a move.

You know, you've got to make a move.

You've got to start the process.

You know, there's an old poem.

This is not exactly, but it's as a stanza of a poem that I absolutely love.

And this is not it verbatim, but this is what it talks about.

The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena,

whose face is marred with dust, blood, sweat, and tears,

not to those cold and timid souls in the stands who know neither victory nor defeat.

You got so many people on the sideline talking about the warrior that's in the arena.

Social media is full of it.

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