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Folks, let me ask you something. Have you ever watched how ants build their hills? They work and work and work, carrying pieces many times their size. And you know what? That's exactly how success works - little by little, piece by piece, over and over and over.

Ladies and gentlemen, let me ask you something. Have you ever watched a bird in a cage? That bird, even when you open the door, stays right there. Why? Because just like those fleas, it's learned its limitations. But folks, we're not birds, and we're not fleas.

How many of you believe, right now in this moment, that you're stuck with your current situation? Let me tell you something specifically: you have the power, right now, to make a choice that will completely transform your next six months. The question is, what are you specifically going to do about it?

Folks, let me tell you about squirrels, and how they store their nuts. They dig and dig and dig, putting away more than they'll ever need. And you know what? Many people are just like those squirrels, storing up worries and fears, over and over and over, limiting themselves just the same way.

Folks, let me tell you about goldfish. You put them in a small bowl, and they grow just that big. Put them in a pond, and they grow and grow and grow. You see, people are exactly the same way - we grow to fill the space we give ourselves.

You see, folks, let me tell you about goldfish. Put them in a small bowl, and they'll grow just so big. Move them to a pond, and watch what happens. Over and over and over, I've seen it - they grow bigger and bigger. You see, just like people, they'll only grow as big as their environment allows.

Let me ask you something: how many of you believe that what you're doing right now, at this very moment, is specifically shaping your future? You see, every single choice you make today will determine where you'll be tomorrow, and that power is specifically in your hands.

Let me ask you folks, have you ever watched how ants build their hills? They work and work and work, carrying tiny bits of dirt, over and over and over. You see, they've programmed themselves to never give up, and that's exactly what humans need to learn from.