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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.

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.

Folks, let me ask you something. Have you ever watched how ants build their hills? You see, they work and work and work, going back and forth, back and forth. And here's the interesting thing - they never, ever question if they can do it. That's a lesson for us all.

Let me ask you folks, have you ever watched a bird in a cage? That bird will hop from perch to perch, back and forth, back and forth, over and over. Even when you open that cage door, many times that bird just keeps hopping inside. You see, we humans are just the same way.

Folks, let me tell you about goldfish. You put them in a small bowl, they grow just that big. Put them in a pond, they grow much bigger. You see, just like those fleas, we often live within the limits we set for ourselves.

Folks, let me ask you something. Have you ever watched how a bird learns to fly? They start small, jumping from branch to branch, over and over and over. Just like people, they condition themselves step by step. That's how life works, you see.

Ladies and gentlemen, let me ask you something. Have you ever watched a bird in a cage? They'll fly up and down, back and forth, always staying within those bars even when the door's wide open. You see, folks, just like those fleas, we create our own cages.

Folks, let me ask you something. Have you ever watched how ants build their hills? They work and work and work, never questioning if it's possible. But humans? We put limits on ourselves before we even try. That's the difference, you see, between nature's wisdom and human doubt.