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    The speaker shares one of the biggest lessons they have learned over 50 years of studying personal development materials: that sometimes your best is not good enough, and you need to do whatever is required to complete a task. They discuss how often people say they will do their best on a project, but that mindset is not enough to achieve difficult goals. Doing whatever is required, like getting to the moon or climbing Mt. Everest, is what leads to real success and accomplishments. The speaker encourages the listener to think about what they need to do that day and commit to doing whatever is required.

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    The speaker shares one of the biggest lessons they have learned over 50 years of studying personal development materials: that sometimes your best is not good enough, and you need to do whatever is required to complete a task. They discuss how often people say they will do their best on a project, but that mindset is not enough to achieve difficult goals. Doing whatever is required, like getting to the moon or climbing Mt. Everest, is what leads to real success and accomplishments. The speaker encourages the listener to think about what they need to do that day and commit to doing whatever is required.

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    The Big Lesson

    Hello there and welcome back to Six Minutes. Do you know Im only months away from
    studying the material that Im working with, that Im sharing with you, for 50 years?
    Thats right. Its just months from now that it was 50 years ago I picked up Think and
    Grow Rich and like that (Bob snaps his fingers), my whole life changed. I couldnt even
    begin to tell you some of the things that have happened.

    But you know, coming in to video this today, I got to thinking of one of the biggest
    lessons Ive ever learned. How often do you hear when a person gets a project, Well Ill
    do the best I can. Think of that. How many times have you said it? How many times
    have I said it? Ill do the best I can. But I heard something one day that literally
    changed everything in my life.

    I want you to think of this: sometimes the best you can do is not good enough. Do you
    know what you have to do? Youve got to do whatever is required. Now when you
    make up your mind that youre going to do whatever is required to get the job done
    thats how we got to the moon, thats how we got to the top of Mt. Everest. Thats how
    these cameras were made, thats how our communication system was developed: by
    a person who said, Ill do whatever is required.

    Now spend four or five minutes thinking about what youre going to do today. And
    make up your mind youre going to do whatever is required.

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