On Belief.
Here’s the reality.
This is the truth: nobody is going to believe in you until you’ve already done it.
In fact, I’ll take it a step further: they’re hoping you fail because:
A) They already think negatively of you.
B) They see you doing the thing they don’t have the balls to even dream of, much less, pursue.
My advice? Give them something to talk about.
I call it being #UNFUCKWITHABLE—because when you believe in yourself, and you do the work every single day, then it truly is only a matter of time before you reach your goal(s).
But if you don’t believe in yourself, (or worse, you’re looking for external validation for what you’re doing) then you might as well be putting your starting blocks ten-feet behind the line in the one-hundred meter dash.
In other words, you’re never going to win.
As someone who does compete in the one-hundred meter dash against college kids at thirty-one years old and two-hundred thirty pounds…lemme ask you a question: do you think I would race against kids ten-years younger and fifty pounds lighter than me if I didn’t believe in myself?
Exactly. And guess what? People are starting to believe in me more and more when they see me beating them.
But their belief only came after I did it and not a second before.
And I’ll tell you another thing: I’ve been where you’re at, which means I—unlike everyone else—do believe in you.
Now go prove me right.
To believing in yourself,
Hunter
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