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You had an extra job or two

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but you're here

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for a lot of you. [br]Even though you made it up the hill,

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You carry the baggage of rejection [br]with you

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but you're here.

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So many people are waiting

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you're waitting for things to be perfect.

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You're waiting for everyone to get[br]themselves together.

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Imagine you read one hour a day

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about history

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How much you will learn after 365 hours[br]in one year?

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Think about if you study about the history [br]of musicians of composers.

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How much you would know?

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You went to Indiana University?

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Right, now you got a lot of people[br]that say forget about school.

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They're idiots.

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So you think they're idiots?[br]They're idiots

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I bet most of your people [br]who've sat in this chair.

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It's not about what college they went to

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It's about their own initiative, their own drive,[br]their own ambitions, their own curiosity.

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Purpose is an essential element of you.

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It is the reason you are on the planet[br]at this particular time in history.

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You're waiting for someone[br]to give you the opportunity

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You're waiting for everything to line up

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You're waiting for all the situations[br]to come together perfectly

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and I'm telling you, you cannot wait.

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You gotta start working right now.

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Whatever you choose for a career path

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remember the struggles along the way[br]are only meant to shape you

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for your purpose.

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YOUR LIFE MATTERS.

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YOUR VOICE MATTERS.

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YOUR NAME MATTERS.

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Sometimes you need to feel the pain [br]and sting of defeat

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to activate the real passion and purpose [br]that God predestined

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inside of you.

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Imagine you read one hour a day

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about history.

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How much you will learn after 365 hours[br]in one year?

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Think about if you study about the history[br]of musicians of composers,

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how much you would know ?

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Imagine if you would work on the business

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on some business that[br]you want to develop every day for an hour.

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Imagine how further along [br]you will go and get?

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So drive me nuts because we have

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when people say we don't have the time.

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We have 24 hours a day.

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We sleep 6 hours a day.

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So that gives you still 18 hours.

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There's someone shaking [br]their head out here in front

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they say probably

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I don't sleep 6 hours I sleep 8 hours, right?

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Well just sleep faster.

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So we have 18 hours a day.

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The average person works around[br]8 to 10 hours.

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So let's assume it's 10 hours [br]so if you have 8 hours left

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then you travel around an hour a day

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maybe 2 hours a day.

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So now you have still 6 hours left.

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So what do you do with your 6 hours?

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What do you do with your 6 hours?

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Maybe eat a little bit

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maybe shmooze a little bit

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talk a little bit to people [br]and all that stuff.

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But you can see how much time there is available

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If you organize your day.

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So you've got to work hard.

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I mean let me tell you something[br]when I went to America

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I went to college.

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I went and worked out 5 hours a day

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and I was working in construction

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because in those days in bodybuilding [br]there was no money.

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I didn't have the money[br]for food supplements ar anything

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So I had to go to work.

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So I worked in construction.[br]I went to college

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I worked out in the gym and at night

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from 8 o'clock at night to 12 midnight [br]I went to acting class

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4 times a week.

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So I did all that.

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There was not one single minute [br]that I wasted

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and this is why I'm standing here today.

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Now is the time[br]to start building your marrige

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Now is the time to start teaching[br]and investing in your kids.

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Now is the time [br]to start piecing your money together

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and getting yourself out if debt

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Now is the time [br]to start pursuing something greater.

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Now is the time to start to building the vision[br]that God put in your heart.

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Now is the time [br]to start saving up for the home.

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Now is the time[br]to start making those investments in yourself.

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You cannot wait.

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Don't wait another day,

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don't wait another minute,[br]don't wait another moment

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NOW IS YOUR TIME.

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How long are you going to complain[br]about what you don't have?

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How long are you going to complain [br]about who didn't do it and

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who didn't take care of you and [br]who didn't call you and who don't like you

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and what they said and what they think?

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Who cares what they think? Who cares what they said ?

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This is not about them

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This is about ME.

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This is about what God wants to do in me.

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This is about the legacy [br]that he wants me to build.

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This is about the impact[br]he wants me to make.

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Why am I going to[br]put my legacy to the side to

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in order to appease a person

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who don't know

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who I really am.

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You gotta get to a place

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where you recognize

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that I'm not just here passing time

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I'm not just here just having fun

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but I'm here to build legacy.

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I'm here to make things happen.

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I'm here to change the world.

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NOW IS YOUR TIME.

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My experience is with people that we're probably running at about 51% of our compacity

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something I mean you can think about this yourselves

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I often ask undergraduates: [br]How many hours a day you waste?

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or How many hours a week you waste?

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The classic answer something like [br]4 to 6 hours a day

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You know, inefficient studying, [br]watching things on Youtube

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that not only do you want to watch

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that you don't even care about [br]that make you feel horrible

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about watching after you're done.

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That probably 4 hours right there.

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You know, you think well [br]that's 20-25 hours a week

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It's 100 hours a month[br]that's two and a half full work week.

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It's half a year of the workweeks[br]per year.

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And if your time is worth [br]20 dollars an hour which is a radical underestimate

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it's probably more like 50

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if you think about it [br]in term of deferred wages

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If you're wasting 20 hours a week,

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your wasting 50,000 dollars a year

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and you are doing that right now

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and it's because you're [br]young wasting 50,000 dollars a year

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is a way bigger catastrophe[br]than it would be for me to waste it

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because I'm not going to last nearly as long.

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And so if your life isn't everything [br]it could be you could ask yourself

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what would happen if [br]you just stopped wasting the opportunity

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that are in front of you.

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You be who knows how much more efficient?

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10 times more efficient,[br]20 times more efficient

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that's the Pareto distribution.

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You have no idea how efficient

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efficient people get.

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It's completely it's off the charts.

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The best thing you can do is[br]teach to write

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because there's no difference[br]between that and thinking.

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And one of these things that[br]just blow me away about universities

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is that no one ever tells students [br]why they should write something.

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So it's why you have to do an assignment ?

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Why you are writing? Why you need a grade?

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It's no you need to learn to think

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because thinking makes you act[br]effectively in the world.

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thinking make you win the battle [br]you undertakes and

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those could be battles for good things.

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If you can think and speak and write

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you are absolutely deadly [br]nothing can get in your way.

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So that's why you learn [br]to write it's like

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Well, I can't believe that people aren't just told that

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it's it's it's like

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it's the most powerful weapon [br]you can possibly provide someone with

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and I mean I know lots of people [br]who've been staggering successful

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and watched them throughout of my life

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I mean those people [br]you don't want to have an argument with them

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they'll just slash you in the pieces [br]and they're not in a malevolent way

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it's like if you are going to [br]make your point and

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they're going to make their point [br]you better have your point organized

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because otherwise, you're going to look like[br]and be an absolute idiot

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You're not going to get anywhere [br]and if you can formulate your argument coherently

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and make a presentation [br]if you can speak to people

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if you can lay out a proposal

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God, people give you money,[br]they give you opportunities

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you have influence.

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Make it schedule and stick to it.

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So what the rule with the schedule?

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It's not at the blood prison.

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That's the first thing[br]that people do wrong they say

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Well I don't like to have followed a schedule

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It's like well what kind of shedule are you setting up?

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Well I have to do this then [br]I have to do this then I have to do this

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You know and then I just go play video games

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because who wants to do all these things[br]I have to do.

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It's like wrong

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Set the schedule up [br]so that you have the day you want.

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That's a trick.

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It's like ok I've got tomorrow

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If I was going to set it up it was[br]the best possible day I could have.

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Practically speaking

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What would it look like?

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When you schedule that and obviously [br]there's a bit of responsibility

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that's going to go along with that

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because you have any sense

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one of these things that you're going to insist upon is that

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at the end of these days[br]you're not in worse shape than you were

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that than at the beginning of the day right [br]because that's a stupid day.

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If you have a bunch of those in a row you just dig

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you know you dig yourself a hole and then bury yourself in

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it's like, sorry that's just not [br]a good strategy it's a bad strategy.

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so maybe 20% of your day has to be [br]responsibility and obligational

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or maybe it's more than that depending on[br]how far behind you are

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but even that you can you can ask yourself

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Well OK, I've got these responsibilities. I've scheduled the things

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in what's the right ratio of responsibility to reward.

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And you can ask yourself that [br]just like you'd negotiate with someone

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who is working for you it's like[br]ok you got work tomorrow.

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OK, So I want you to work tomorrow and you might say

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OK Well what are you going to do for me[br]that makes it likely that

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I'll work for you well you can ask yourself that you know.

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So maybe you do an hour responsibility

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and then you play a video game for 15 minutes

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I don't know whatever turns your crank man but

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you know you have to negotiate with yourself [br]and not tyrannize yourself

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like you're negotiating with someone that you care for

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that you would like to be productive and have a good life

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and and that's how you make the schedule it's like

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and then you look at the day and you think

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well if I had that day that'd be good.

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Great. You know, you you're useless and horrible

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so you'll probably only hit it with about 70% accuracy

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but that beats the hell out of the zero.

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Right and If you hit even with[br]50% accuracy another rule is well aim

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for 51%the next week or 50 [br]and a half 50% for God's seek

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because you're you're going to hit that the position

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where things start to loop back[br]positively and spiral you upward.

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On my tombstone, I want the epitaph

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be ashamed to die

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until you have scored some victory[br]for humanity.

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Many people, look for meaning in life.

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As though it's going to be under the rock.

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Or behind a tree.

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Oh there's my meaning!

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You have more power than that.

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You have the power [br]to create meaning in your life.

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Rather than passively look for it

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Meaning to me is[br]Do I know more about the world today

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than I did yesterday?

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That enhances meaning for me.

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And if that accumulates and[br]accrues daily in a month

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you know way more than you did

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than just that day later

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so that you continute to grow.

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My first question of me wasn't[br]where do I find meaning.

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It was how do I create meaning[br]and that started early.

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Early teens.

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You can draw a line in the sand between people

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who transgress

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but do not hold power over you.

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There's a famous quote from [br]Martin Luther King

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"You can only be ridden if your back is bent".

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When I grew up[br]it was very common to hear the phrase

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"Stick and stones can break my bones [br]but words will never hurt me"

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I haven't heard that phrase in a long time.

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I don't hear it resighted[br]in the elementry schools.

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What I think has happened over the year [br]is we came to learn

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as a civilization that words can be hurtful.

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That an advance in mental health.

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What I see on the flip of that coin however is

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people are less able to deal with [br]the very same people who around today

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who were around back then

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who are calling you names.

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I can say from the era[br]in which I grew up

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I don't give a rat's ass [br]what you say to me.

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unless you are between me and some goal

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then I'll have to navigate that someway.

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If there's a racist person or a sexist person,

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or a person with some kind of cultrual bias.

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I want to know that actually,

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I want you to say everything[br]you want to say.

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Then I'll say OK that's who you are, [br]that's how your thinking.

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So now what do I need to do[br]because you're in my way.

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Do I dig under you, go around you,[br]leap over you?

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Or do I go this way and [br]then come out the other side

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yeah, it's longer, it's more effort, [br]it's more energy.

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But on some level, it's sort of[br]the same s different day.

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I can't say you're being racist, [br]you're being I that't not

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you got to navigate it.

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I think high school that's

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where you learn how to deal with difficult people.

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There are people who are nasty

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you're going to have to navigate them.

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There are people who you cannot interact with

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for whatever reason or another[br]their going to be in the cubical next to you

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in your workplace.

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So, I think we undervalue the total social pot

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that

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people are tossed into in their high school experience.

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You want to ssau oh I could have learned more

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but I had to deal with all these people.

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Hey, having to deal with all these people[br]is now in your portfolio.

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Your motivation for the guests that you have in this couch

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they, they had some vision statement [br]and they have grit.

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Okay, they got knocked down, they stood back up they tried another way

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they got knocked down again. Then they were successfull

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either measured by wealth or influence or[br]or just joy in their lives passions.

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For me, what I do for the public,[br]80 plus percent of it

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is driven by duty...

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not by ambition.

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That's how I view it.

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If that were the case.

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This is how I ended up[br]hosting Cosmos in 2014, and Dream.

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The widow of Carl Sagan.

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hugely talented.

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She approached me and said [br]would you consider hosting cosmos?

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I said I don't there's a dozen people[br]maybe have a dozen others

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who would jump at this opportunity

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I don't need to do this

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I really don't then [br]I though about it and I said

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Well I met Carl Sagan when I was 17.

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I was applying to colleges[br]he was at Cornell.

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I had been excepted to Cornell

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but didn't know what college I wanted to go to.

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And the admissions office saw that I wasn't

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totally in the moment there.

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They had forwarded my application to him

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For his reaction.

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And he sent me a letter.

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And I get this letter and I open it it says I understand you like

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the same stuff I like do you want to come visit the campus

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to help you decide if you want to go to Cornell?

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He met me outside his building on a Saturda.

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He did something really cool

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he reached back grabbed a book off the shelf

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it was one of his book

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and he signed it to me

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Neil Tyson future astronomer signed Carl.

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Later in the day I'm to go back to New York

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It begins to snow as it does often in December in Ithaca.

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And he says, here's my home number

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if the bus can't get through from the snow,

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spend the night with my family and go back tomorrow.

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I'm thinking who am I why I'm nobody

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but I was somebody to hime.

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And I said to myself

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if I am ever as remotely famous as he is

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I will treat students the way he has treated me.

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Thanks for watching. Subtitle by Keres.