Andrew Tate's famous speeches, as text

1. The feared opponent speech

   Aired 2 May 2019, Tate Speech Ep. 112, 00:07–01:44. He explains his saying, word by word, and starts the story of his father, the chess hustler it came from.

   00:07So I've got a saying, which is on my business card, and the saying is, My unmatched perspicacity coupled with sheer indefatigability makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor. And what that basically means is unmatched perspicacity, my ability to perceive things. at an unmatched level, coupled with sheer indefatigability, my ability to never become tired, So I can perceive and I never become tired, makes me a feared opponent. in any realm of human endeavor. And people have asked me where that came from. And that's actually a quote of my father's. The story goes as following, my dad was a chess player, But not only was he... and amazingly good at chess. Imagine him more as he was a chess hustler.

   00:45So my dad was a hustler. That's who he was. So if he had no money, and he needed money, he'd walk into a chess club. Back then there was chess clubs everywhere because the internet hadn't taken off. There wasn't internet chess. He'd walk into a chess club and he'd say, you get his last money in the world, 20 bucks. and say, 20 bucks, you get 10 minutes on the clock, I get one minute. I'll be any, I'll lick any one of you. Literally, to start betting money and to start schooling people. I was with him when I was a kid. I used to play chess with him. He used to travel to tournaments together all the time.

   01:15And he'd just walk in and start schooling people, licking them, walk in there, 20 bucks, leave for 300. and other grandmasters, everything. At Blitz, the way he played was so aggressive. even if on a longer form game you could hold out and beat him because it was so aggressive and it came so fast In these blitz games, you play for money. You just steamroll people. People couldn't calculate quick enough. Because my dad was suicidal, sacrificed his queen and shit. That was fucking crazy. The Mike Tyson of chess. Forward, forward, forward.

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2. You are exactly where you deserve to be

   Aired 1 Jan 2019, Tate Speech Ep. 71, 00:45–04:11. Why he says a man who is not rich or fit is comfortable where he is, and that motivation is garbage.

   00:45The fact that I believe each and every one of you is exactly where you deserve to be in life. or where you belong, or, let me change the wording, where you want to be. So if you're not a millionaire and you're not happy with your life, Guess what? You are where you deserve to be. And the reason I'm gonna say that is as follows. Thank you. this all i had about bad luck this or i tried this or i can't pull off that blah blah blah It's impossible to exist. somewhere where you're not comfortable. If I were to say, lay on these red hot stones, and you tried to do it. You'd get up and move because it hurts, it's not comfortable.

   01:20You have to get out of that position. Yeah. If you look at your lives-- Your life is in a shit position. But you still don't move. You don't do anything about it. So if it was really, truly uncomfortable to you, like those red-hot stones were, You change something. But the fact you refuse to change something shows that you're pretty comfortable where you are. Now, of course, you can talk a good talk. All you motherfuckers will sit there and go, "Oh, but no, my life's not in order. "I wanna be rich and I wanna be in shape, "and I want and I want and I'm gonna and I'm gonna." And then you don't do anything. which shows that you know how to talk the talk, but you can't walk the walk.

   02:00When I was broke, I couldn't sleep. And I say that and people laugh. I'm not joking. When I... I wanted money... Like, fucking, I needed air. I am smart enough to know that money equals freedom. And I don't want to live controlled by a job. I don't want to live controlled by a government. I don't want to live controlled by nobody. I want to be free. I want to be able to go on Twitter and say what the fuck I want and not worry about losing my fucking job like a little pussy. I needed money. And I used to sit there and just literally my hands on my head and people were like, what's wrong with you?

   02:29I was like, I need money. I want money today. Okay. I would have been one of them cats that robbed a bank. If I didn't find money by the time I was 40, I would have walked in there with a fucking shotgun. I'm not gonna live broke, get rich, or die trying. I understand that completely. You motherfuckers are sitting there going, "Oh, well, yeah, I really want to be a millionaire." And then just, "Oh, just go to sleep. Get my pillow and tire." The fuck? You are not uncomfortable in your position. Same thing with physical fitness. You're a fat fuck. Oh, yeah, I really need to lose weight. I know I'm going to lose weight.

   03:04Why are you fat then? Getting fat does not happen slowly. I mean, sorry, getting fat does not happen quickly. It's a slow process. You didn't fucking notice across a year. Every time you look in the mirror, your eyes were closed. You knew what was happening and you were comfortable being fat because if you weren't comfortable, you would do something about it. I talk to people when their lives are all fucked up. And they're like, well, my life's all fucked up. And I'm like, yeah, of course it is. Because you're happy for your life to be fucked up. Even if you're not happy, even if you're uncomfortable, you're not uncomfortable enough to change it. If you were genuinely unhappy about your position, you would not be coming to me for motivation.

   03:41If you were genuinely pissed off about your situation, you would not need me to motivate you. You would motivate your fucking self and you would do something to change it yourself. But you don't. which says a law. So this whole motivational shit is all garbage. All you fuckers are exactly where you belong. I'm where I belong. The top of the mountain with a fucking Lambo, Bentley, Aston, five houses, six million in liquid cash and 20 girlfriends. This is where I fucking belong because I refuse to stay anywhere else.

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3. Why you should have an ego

   Aired 10 Jun 2020, Tate Speech Ep. 164, 00:17–04:00. Develop a massive ego, then work to justify it: the upward spiral.

   00:17Today we're going to talk about ego and why it's super important that you have an ego. In fact, the biggest worms I've met in my life are people who don't have egos. If you don't have an ego, You don't care about how you're perceived, and it's not only how you're perceived by others, but you also don't care about how you perceive yourself. If you're going to become morbidly obese, You don't have an ego. You can't have an ego. and become a morbidly obese person. Now, I think a lot of people get confused with, there's two types of egos. You've got people who have egos who don't deserve it. And you have people who have egos who have earned it and justified it.

   00:50Mike Tyson had an ego. He's Mike Tyson. There's never any doubts in my mind because I'm the best in the world. Even though a lot of you don't like to hear it. It's facts. I'm the best. Sometimes I don't want to believe in myself, but it's the truth. I'm the best. I dare them even to challenge me in these fighters. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? boxing skills you know they're as good as dead. I'm the most brutal and vicious and most ruthless champion there's ever been. There's no one can stop me. I'm the best ever. There's never been anybody as ruthless. There's no one that can match me. My style is impetuous.

   01:19My defense is impregnable. And I'm just ferocious. I want your heart. I want to eat his children. Fat dork has an ego. He's a fat dork. So there needs to be some kind of diversification in the words. We need to come up with some kind of word. Someone out there who is a master of the English language. You need to come up with a difference in the two words for egotistical. But egotistical when it's justified, and egotistical when it's not justified. They're different things. - Thank you. I guess what's going to happen there, now we're going to go down this rabbit hole, is that people are going to start saying, Well, his ego doesn't deserve to be justified, and it's going to be an argument of proof, and blah, blah, blah.

   01:53But whatever, that's not the point. I'm discussing egos of people who deserve them, people who have justified their ego, because I believe I have justified my ego, and I do have a massive ego. I have an ego. I like me, I like that I am me, I think I'm the fucking man. I think I'm cool as fuck. And I'm happy with that, and I'm happy to live my life this way because I find it a source of motivation. I would never let myself get out of shape because then I couldn't view myself the same. I view myself a particular way and that requires me to be in shape. I would never allow myself to become poor because I view myself a certain way and that requires me to have financial assets.

   02:26I view myself in a way that requires me to push hard to succeed, and it makes my life better. People often talk about downward spirals. He got in a downward spiral, he lost his girlfriend, then he started drinking, then he lost his friends, and he drunk more, and then it ended in a downward spiral. You know what else is real? An upward spiral. He started training more so he had more energy, and he started working more, started making more money, and then he went to a better gym, and then he trained harder, and then... There's an upward spiral that's exactly the same. An upward spiral is always fueled by ego. So having an ego is not a bad thing.

   02:54In fact, I encourage every man out there to have an ego. Develop an ego. a massive one. and then work to justify it. It doesn't matter what it is. You can name any job in the world. Name a job. - Thank you. of fishermen. Okay, so if you have an ego and you really truly believe you're the best fisherman there is, you're going to go out there and try to catch the biggest motherfucking fish. You may stay out longer than everyone else. You may try hard on everyone else. You may try new baits. You may get up earlier. Whatever it takes, but you want the biggest fish to prove you are the man. It doesn't matter what it is.

   03:26If you're doing anything creative, if you really believe you're the best, you're going to put more energy into that creative art than if you don't believe you're the best. I love egotistical people, I love people with huge egos, because they try hardest, and they try hardest to justify them. Now, Then you have the other side of the coin, the people who have an ego for no reason. I wouldn't call this an ego. I'd call these people delusional. Orange. And if you can, if you're going to go through your life and you're going to have to associate with people, what you want to do is Find egotistical people. Find out if they have a reason to justify said ego.

   03:52If they don't, get rid of them. If they do, hang around them. Because you might actually learn something.

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4. What motivates me: the name Tate

   Aired 14 May 2020, Tate Speech Ep. 160, 00:08–03:39. Asked what motivates him, he answers with his last name and what it meant at the chess tournaments of his childhood.

   00:08Right, so I get asked a lot about motivation. And people say, "Tate, what motivates you?" And I find that extremely, I think that's a stupid question. what motivates me because I don't want to be a loser. Like, who wants to be a loser? I've always wanted to be rich because I know I deserve to be rich because I see how many stupid people are rich. Look at any rapper who's rich and have a look at any of their interviews, and see how low their IQ is. And these people are millionaires. - We got a special guest in the building, Tekashi69. - I'm the hottest artist in the city. . No, you're not. So if they're a millionaire, I definitely deserve to be a millionaire.

   00:45So I've always had motivation for the same reason I want to be big and strong and rich. I want to be all these things because I'm me and So I was talking to someone the other day and they said, "Why are you motivated?" and I said, "Because I don't want to be a loser." And they said, "Yeah, I understand that, but why are you so uncomfortable with the idea of being average?" loser. and you have to push so hard. So I guess My typical response wasn't enough for him. Why are you so motivated? Don't want to be a loser. Okay, but why don't you want to be a loser? So I sat there for a little bit and I thought and I thought what is the reason I have always been so driven my entire life.

   01:23and it's obviously to do with my upbringing, but it's like what element of my upbringing made me into such a militant individual? What made me so brilliant? From a young age I was a professional chess player, and then I became a professional kickboxer, and then I became a multimillionaire businessman, blah blah blah. Why have I always pushed so hard? I think one of the key elements to it is because I was always extremely proud of my last name, Tate. And the reason for that is in the environment I grew up around, whenever the name Tate was said, people put respect on the name. So when I used to go to professional chess tournaments with my father, who was one of the best chess players in the world, People would say, oh shit, Tate's here.

   02:02"Oh man, Tate's here. Oh, who's got Tate? Who's playing Tate?" Everyone was scared. And the name invoked fear. The name invoked respect automatically, just the name, take. Every time something was happening to me that was difficult, or I had a challenge ahead of me, etc., etc., I was motivated with my own last name. So it's like, oh, dad, I'm worried about this. Or mom, I'm scared about this. And they say, yeah, but you're a Tate. It's like, "Oh yeah, I am scared, but I am a Tate, so it's okay, because I'm a Tate." Even now, even as successful as I am, most people would look and go, "Oh, look at my child. They've done this.

   02:31They've done this. They've done this." I guarantee as a child I outperformed any of you as children. And I guarantee if you have children, I outperformed your child. This is the reality of it. I was moved up three grades in school. I had one of the highest SAT scores in history. I was a chess champion age five, blah, blah, blah, blah. So state chess champion, in the under 16 year olds at age 5, the youngest in history. In fact, I remember being 5 years old and playing a whole bunch of 10 year olds. There's 4 of them on a team against me. I remember sitting there and whooping them all. So, I was a genius, child genius, adult genius, whatever, whatever.

   03:03But I was never told, "Oh wow, you're so smart." For me it was just normal. They're like, "Yeah, you're a Tate." Oh, they moved me up three grades of school. Well, duh, you're a Tate. Of course. What the fuck else are you going to do? So for me, achieving things was always very, very normal. And it was always very, very easy in my mind. It was always just like, well, duh, of course I achieve things. Of course I'll be world champion, of course I'll be a millionaire, of course I can do anything I want. And I've always believed I can do anything I want because I'm a Tate and for me achieving things is very very easy.

   03:35and I was never overtly praised and my parents were never surprised by my success.

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5. What broke boys say

   Aired 22 Feb 2020, Tate Speech Ep. 147, 00:12–02:57. Against "all our graves are the same size" and the other sayings he calls broke-boy wisdom.

   00:12Broke boys have a lot of stupid sayings. Broke boys say dumb shit. When you get rich, you realize that broke boys say dumb shit. Like, oh, he's rich, but I'm happy. So what, you can't be both? Who said you can't be both? Like only a broke boy would sit there and pretend, "Oh, he's rich, but I bet he's not happy." Why? Why would you bet he's not happy? Because he has more money than you? Why? Like he is every, I mean, sure, he may not definitely be happy. I'm not saying money makes him happy, but maybe he is happy. and maybe he has money on top. You need to accept that some people have a loving family and a good life plus money.

   00:44Because they say, "Oh, I'm poor, but I've got a good family." So is he. Not all rich people are happy, but not all rich people are sad. Broke boys say dumb things, but the most stupid thing broke boys say is, "All our graves are the same size. Be humble." That is the most bullshit thing that broke boys say. And it's bullshit for the following reasons. One, it's false. Have you been to Egypt? Have you seen the pyramids? Those are graves. That's a gravestone. It was the biggest building, the tallest building in human history for 4,000 years. He was not a broke boy. He was a very rich person. You built the fucking pyramids. It's not true.

   01:21Secondly, you can go into any normal fucking graveyard, you see bigger graves and smaller graves. Like, it's not even true. It's stupid. One. Two. Another reason I don't like that fucking saying is because it's basically saying, don't achieve anything with your life, you're going to die anyway. Our graves are the same size. You don't need that Lambo. Be humble. Our graves are the same size. What? Do absolutely nothing with my life because one day I'm going to die. Sit around and be like you, a broke boy, because one day I'm going to die. That's the most pathetic justification. I'm on fucking Twitter or Facebook. I'm flexing. on the Broke Boys: Cars, Money, Champagne. There's always one pussy-ass Broke Boy agrees to the same.

   02:03What does that have to do? Our graves being the same size, although it's false, because I guarantee I'll have a bigger grave than you, one. Not that it matters, but I'll do it anyway just to flex on you in my death for eternity. Blessed be thy flex. Even though it's false, Let's assume it was true. What does that have to do with me being in the club, with a Lambo out front, with the hose, with the champagne, being big and strong and sexy as fuck? What does my grave size have to do with any of that. Nothing! I'm still a G and you're still a broke boy. I hate when broke boys come at me with their bullshit wisdom because no one cares what broke boys think.

   02:47That's the whole point. You're a broke boy. What you think doesn't matter. When you're rich, what you think matters. When you're a broke boy, what you think doesn't matter. So you're going to walk around talking about graves of the same size. You sound like a geek.

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6. Sparkling water is rich man's water

   Aired 20 Dec 2019, Tate Speech Ep. 136, 00:41–03:26. The speech behind his sparkling water joke.

   00:41And that's going to lead on to the following point, how the only water I drink is sparkling water, because sparkling water is for rich people. and I'll tell you why. You can get non-carbonated water Still water from the fucking tap. The government gives you that shit effectively for free. Sparkling water you have to buy. So if you only drink sparkling water, you only drink rich man's water. I explained this to someone, some bum-ba-clut, and of course he replied with the typical bullet, But I don't like sparkling water. You don't like sparkling water? You don't like water? Yeah, but the bubbles The bubbles. You scared of bubbles, you little bitch? Doesn't taste of anything. It has bubbles in it.

   01:17Oh, you're afraid of bubbles? Fuck is wrong with you? This is another full-grown man. Fucking some other bitch. Just told you about how the fucking I'm sitting. I can't go through my life without getting angry. I've got to meet people, business associates, etc. I go there, one dude orders sushi. Some other dude scared of bubbles. Like if a waiter comes over and goes, "What water for the table?" "Sparkling, please." I obviously answer because I'm the fucking boss. And then some little fucking bitch, oh, can I have a still? The fuck just drink the water on the table? You're a fucking man. You're gonna start making the waiter run back and forth and change water orders because you can't handle bubbles?

   01:59Pussy ass dudes. You should only drink sparkling water anyways because it's what aristocrats like myself drink. the lord of all beasts of the land and fishes of the sea. We drink sparkling water, and you should want to be like me because I'm a better person than you. So in every single possible tiny way you can emulate the great Andrew Tate, you should be doing the same things. Don't order sushi. Drink sparkling water. But even if you are such a bitch, you won't choose sparkling water. When it's given to you, just fucking drink it. If I see a man, if you ever meet a man who's afraid of sparkling water, know this, he's certainly afraid of combat.

   02:32He's certainly afraid of getting punched in the mouth. He's afraid of a fucking carbonated bubble. Little pussy ass dude. So if you're sitting there at a table and your friend won't drink sparkling water, he's not your friend. Because when shit hits the fan and you get jumped and you're getting stabbed by 10 randoms, he ain't jumping in front of knives to save your ass. like a good friend should if he's scared of fucking bubbles in his water. Anyone who drinks still water is excommunicated permanently. And for your safety, I strongly suggest you do the same. Get all your friends around, call every friend you have right now. All of them. Invite them over for a party.

   03:03When they all turn up, pour out sparkling water. Pour it all out. Pour it out. "See everyone, let's have a glass of water together." Water can't hurt anybody. We're all probably dehydrated anyway. What's the worst water can do? Everyone, let's have a nice glass of water, and everyone's gonna drink it. And when you see that one dude, "Oh!" Oh, there's bubbles! Never speak to him again.

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7. Breathe air: the vape speech

   Aired 28 Dec 2019, Tate Speech Ep. 137, 02:29–03:35. Where "breathe air" comes from.

   02:29And then some motherfuckers are like, it's bad for me. Duh! The fuck? How are people surprised by this shit? And now they're all over Twitter and on the news, maybe we should do something about it. No, don't do anything. If you're so fucking stupid, it didn't cross your mind at some point that permanently sucking on this vape was going to damage you in some way, you deserve what happens to your dumb ass. Breathe air. You don't need a vape. Have you ever seen anyone with a vape? Have you ever sat in a room, someone go, "Wait, let me just go, my vape's done charging." Load it up. I mean, I smoke cigars, but I know what the fuck I'm doing.

   03:12Give me a big fat cigar. I'm risking cancer to look like a mafia boss. Fine. I'm not sitting there smoking cigars and going, I can't believe this is bad for me. No, like these fucking vape bullshit children. And what kind of parent lets their 16 year old vape anyway? If I had a 16 year old son who's like, "I got a vape!" Get the fuck out of here, vape. Do some push-ups. You ain't got time to vape. You gotta do push-ups.

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8. What the Matrix is, and how to escape it

   Aired 22 Sept 2024, Andrew Tate on The Matrix, 00:06–04:10. His explanation of the Matrix: pieces of paper that run the world, and the things a man builds that it cannot control.

   00:06- I tell people they have to escape the Matrix. And people's first question is usually, what is the matrix? And the matrix is a combination of many things, but I don't think people who are at the lower echelons of life understand how the world truly functions. The world is basically just people walking into rooms and saying words. When you walk into a room and see your friends and sit down and have a conversation and decide where to go out that evening, that's not much different than what a government does. Government ministers sit, they walk into a room and they have a conversation and they decide what to do. It's basically just people walking into a room saying things to one another.

   00:38When you go to university, you walk into a room and people just say words. If you're dealing with the justice system, people turn up at a certain room on a certain day and they all sit there and say words. Government ministers walk into this fancy building and sit down and say words. People just walk into rooms, say words, and at the end of it, pieces of paper are printed. And those pieces of paper are designed to mean things. The problem is, of course, is that people are fallible. system can be abused. It's pieces of paper that run the world. You can work your entire life, spend 25 years paying off a mortgage, struggling, saying you want to own this house.

   01:08When it's all done, you get a piece of paper saying you own the house. And if you upset the government in any way, or you don't pay a fine, or you owe some money, a judge who you've never met will sign a different piece of paper, or you will lose that house. The house was never yours. You never owned it because they can take it off you with a piece of paper. They'll walk into a room. People will sit around and decide you need to lose your house. And they'll print a piece of paper and everyone will sign it and you will lose it. That is done. That's how the matrix operates. There's no situation you can think of.

   01:38There's no organization you can think of. It doesn't matter if it's the medical system, the judicial system, it doesn't matter what system it is, which isn't just people walking into rooms and deciding things. Now, to escape the matrix, you need to have things which is difficult for them to affect. Reputations are perfect, right? I can't go broke because I am Andrew Tate. You can take everything from me. Let's imagine some hypothetical scenario. Let's imagine I went to jail for no reason because they said my friends had TikTok and they locked me in a cell and they took all my money and froze all my assets and tried to destroy me. can't be poor, I'm entertained.

   02:08People want to talk to me, people want to do business with me, I know people. My network prevents me from ever becoming poor. Me as a person, my intangible and tangible assets, my capabilities, me as a man means it's impossible for me to not be able to pay my bills. The Matrix will come along with the media machine, which once again is people walking into a room and deciding what they're going to say on the news and try to damage it. But if they fail, they're going to struggle because it's not based on the pieces of paper inside of the Matrix machine. Anything on a piece of paper you don't own and you don't own.

   02:38can't control. Reputation is an easy one, network is an easy one, but there's also a bunch of other things that you need to build as a man to make sure that you are Matrix proof. Things the Matrix cannot easily affect. Things that are extremely difficult for the Matrix to damage. They have to put in huge amounts of energy and effort to damage those things. Most of you don't know what those things are. I do. Which is why you may sit and go, how does Tate actually survive? Like how did he become the most famous man in the world and all the governments are after him and everyone's just buys new supercars, just manages to have money, do whatever he wants.

   03:08Why can't they stop this man? Because you have to escape the matrix. You have to do things which can't be controlled by pieces of paper. You need men or women to walk into rooms, which is all they do all day long, and to sit down and say, we want to damage this guy. What piece of paper do we print? And no matter what they print, no matter what is signed, they fail. That is the highest echelon of understanding. That's how you truly escape the matrix. And if I were to explain it to you right life's way. If I were to spend the next two hours explaining it to you, most of you wouldn't understand. And those of you who do understand would not be prepared to do the work it takes to then actually genuinely escape.

   03:38But those of you who are truly unhappy inside of your hearts, those of you who understand there's something more to life, it's a different level of reality you've yet to experience. Those of you who truly want to learn, as they say inside the movie, not all minds are ready to be free. But if your mind is ready to be free, if you're ready to truly understand how the world operates and become a person who is difficult to kill, hard to damage, and escape the matrix truly once and for all, then I am willing to teach.

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9. The winner's new year

   Aired 26 Dec 2025, HAPPY WINNERS NEW YEAR!, 00:00–03:32. A day-after-Christmas monologue: do not wait for January 1st.

   00:00It's the day after Christmas. And I'm working. I've got all this money and this big beautiful house and these Bugattis and Paganis and all these expensive things, and here I am working the day after Christmas. And people with nothing, people who can barely pay their bills, are going to wait until January 1st before they go and try and make some money. Isn't that incredible? 2025 was the year in which a lot of people simply gave up on their dreams. I saw it with my own eyes. Three years ago, I used to say, "Escape the Matrix and see fire inside of people." I'd see their souls alight. And now when I say escape the matrix, A lot of people just stay dead.

   00:352025 was the year they just quit. They just thought, It's impossible. The Matrix hasn't convinced anyone it doesn't exist. Everybody knows. that traditional education is a scam, and everybody knows that their job is never going to pay them enough to buy a house, to outpace inflation and taxes. They know these things. Instead, the Matrix has beaten them down so heavily and demoralized them to the point where they're just happy to stay asleep. And what more slave minded but then to sit and say, Ah. I'm not in the position I want to be. And I know I need to change something. I know I need to dedicate myself. I need to really get up there and try.

   01:12But I can't do it until the first of January. I can't do it until, you know, the calendar changes. These days between Christmas and New Year, where I have absolutely nothing else to do, I'm not prepared to work during. I really think that God created these days simply to separate winners from losers. I think that what these days are for. I've always said this is the winner's new year. The day after Christmas is the day that people who are serious about their dreams begin to work. That's the only reason these days exist. What else are you doing with them? Eating leftovers? There's nothing else to do now. And the fact that most people aren't working at all.

   02:00That gives you double karmic bonus for working. Do you understand? To be the person who is working when everyone else refuses to? To be the one who is dedicated when everyone else is lazy? That gives you double powers. Now is the time that you get serious about the work that must be done. Not January 1st, you do it now. Of course, unless you quit. like a lot of people in 2025 have. I can't make a man fight if he doesn't want to fight. A lot of you have been listening to me for many years telling you that you need to escape. and your excitement is gone. Your motivation is gone, your dedication never existed. You've quit and you've accepted your life path and you're gonna live with regret.

   02:43You're going to lay on your deathbed wishing you tried. What is the lesson? that I've taught the whole world only a week ago. It's okay to fail. But you have to try. Most of you aren't even prepared to try anymore. But for the few of you that are, For the few of you that understand Waiting until January 1st is in many ways setting yourself up for failure. That delay, that procrastination, you will pay the price for. For those of you who understand that if you are serious about getting anything done, it must be done instantly. That God rewards people who take instant and immediate action. For those of you who want to make money today, who want to have a life worth living in 2026, who actually want to escape the matrix, We are waiting for you.

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