This man in New York City nails it.
“When Hillary Clinton said the illegal immigrants gotta go, it’s a problem, y’all didn’t say sh*t about that. “
“You know what he (Barack Obama) was doing? He was quietly snatching people up and deporting them. There’s a big difference.”
He’s right. President Trump ran on this ticket. Every single voter knew and wanted him to do what he is doing right now and that is deport illegals. Obama was deporting people and no one said a word- no protests, no ‘No Kings’ day, none of it. Why? Because your oligarchy is using liberal people as pawns to cause disruption for President Trump.
BREAKING: Harrison Butker leaves room full of reporters in silence after doubling down on his past statements.
“I prayed about it. I thought about it. I was very intentional with what I said. I stand behind what I said... My wife pushes me to be a better husband and a better father and focus on my three children and focus on her rather than trying to just be the best kicker.”
Every bit of learning is a little death. Every bit of new information challenges a previous conception, forcing it to dissolve into chaos before it can be reborn as something better. Sometimes such deaths virtually destroy us.
You have to be willing to be a fool to advance.
When you're learning anything new, you'll feel like an imposter.
That's a very useful thing to know. You'll feel like a fool because you are. And you'll think, “I'll never get there”.
The destination might look very distant, but if you take a small first step and get the ball rolling, you can cruise along at a pretty good rate.
What happens when you expose people to small but challenging tasks is:
1. It makes them more skilled because now they're dealing with the problem. They're acquiring new perceptions and new behaviors that are mastery.
2. They see themselves as actors who can change the direction of their lives.
I've never seen anyone unable to progress if they made the task small enough.
That can be pretty humiliating. But the upside is that once you've taken that first step, you'll start progressing exponentially.
If you're not willing to be a fool, you cannot become a master.