It’s All in the Head 🧠

Up until 1954, there was a belief in society that you cannot run a mile in under four minutes. It's impossible for human being to do it. It was just a belief. It never happened and it never will happen until Roger Banister came along and he ran a a 4-minute mile. What happened? What happened is that that same year another person was able to do it. So what happened? People got faster. No, it's not what happened. When people realized you could do it, so they started doing it. It was in the head. There was a psychological barrier. You can't run faster than for whatever that means. That's the site. Once you realize that it's doable, it's doable. I was thinking to myself, what kind of things has MDY broken that nobody's ever done? I think one of the things, seriously, I'm not joking around there. This idea to get other people to learn Tyra is a new thing. It's a new concept to be like Labavich, but when it comes to Tyra, seriously, go over to a random person you don't even know in Schol and say, "Hey, you learn Tyra, come join me." And so many people are doing this. A lot of people say, "I don't have time. You know how busy I am. I'm a doctor." That's it. Done. Because we have a lot of doctors, a lot of lawyers. So there's no excuses anymore. If he's able to do the daff and he works harder than you, but he doesn't do, so could you. Once you break that barrier, once you realize it's doable, doable.