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Here's your success mentor, Darren Hardy.

This morning, I got a reason with you about something here.

You gotta stop being reasonable.

It's stunting you, and you you gotta stop hanging out with reasonable people. They're spoiling your dreams. This is, if you ever want to do anything,

unreasonable. No great achievement was ever reasonable. Not a one. It was incredibly unreasonable

for a newly elected president, the second

youngest in American history, who many called not just unqualified and inexperienced, but also naive

to claim that we could ever put a man on a moon before the decade was out. At the time that he said

at September 12th, 1962, he and all of NASA had no idea

how they would achieve that goal. It was totally unreasonable, and most everybody else thought

it was certainly unreasonable as well. A Gallup poll, in fact, indicated that 58% of Americans

were opposed to this idea and said that it would embarrass us

once again in front of the Russians. When another man shared his dream that one day,

sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners would one day sit down together

at the table of brotherhood, how incredibly unreasonable was it to have that dream?

And imagine how unreasonable it would be to dream that a few decades later,

one of his own brethren would sit behind a desk in the Oval Office.

For a guy who doesn't have a degree in astrophysics,

to say that he's going to start a space program and one day colonize Mars,

or take on Big Auto, or revolutionize the energy market, or build a hyperloop,

the modern day Iron Man has proved to be perpetually unreasonable.

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