00:00it's disgust. This is Jim Rohn talking. He says the most powerful emotion that you can tap into
00:08is disgust. When you get disgusted with your current situation, that's when you'll be motivated
00:15to move. You have to be in enough pain to get you to move. Until you get disgust, until you
00:22get some
00:23type of pain that'll motivate you, until you get sick and tired or being sick and tired,
00:28you're not going to be motivated. That's why the whole idea of being in gratitude and appreciation
00:32all day long and being happy, hey, if you get in your crappy 15-year-old rust bucket car and
00:37go,
00:38I'm so thankful and grateful and appreciative for this rusty rust bucket car. Thank you, God. Oh,
00:43thank you, universe. Why would the universe give you something different? You have to start with
00:48something being disgusted with and then move. From that moment of disgust, then you have to say,
00:53what exactly do I want? And as Napoleon Hill said, you have to define specifically what you want,
00:59define your dream, and then get a burning desire for its achievement.
01:03It's got to be something you need and absolutely have to have.
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