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explains, is valuable. Who you hang around and what you spend your time on, reflects who you are. It reflects how we view ourselves, who we become, are traits, which all dictate our happiness. He sympathizes with the audience on how knowing who you are is difficult. Next he shares how you should make your life easier and eliminate who you know that you are not. This will inadvertently help you identify the aspects that create who you are. He capitalizes on motivation and its importance. He says that humans try to do their best but don't always end up doing the best that they can. He speaks on how being thankful along with lifelong learning is a very important thing. Being able to not just understand the good but the bad parts of yourself as well. After this he teaches that you should be aware that you will make mistakes, and you should learn from them and learn to be okay with them. Always improve, and whatever you do, do it because you want to do it. Lastly, he conveys that you can't be held down by regret. You have to let go and move on. You control your story and how you a