Pop culture metaphor for successfrom @djangodegree

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Rank looked Mark in the eye and said, let me explain your future to you. Told him what that future was going to be, and then said You do not have a choice, and yes, you must still make one. This is how I want you to chase your dreams, twin. Welcome to the greatest show on Earth. And action. Oh, rank, bro yes said, Django, what's your plan for all this? Like, you're doing all this worse. You no, what's your goal? I better it off. Why? Because I haven't memorized. He said, oh, wow. That's pretty dope. Okay. Cool. What's your plan b? I said, plan b? I don't have a plan b. He said, everybody has a plan b. You have to have something as a backup. I said, the only people I've ever met in my life who worse happy about having a plan b are people whose plan b worked out. Means plan a didn't. I never met someone whose plan a worked out that was like, thank rank for that contingent plan I set up. Now that brings me back to Thrag and why I've had him here this whole time. Every morning since I heard this man say this, I look in the mirror and I say, let me explain your future to you, Django. I then talk through my goals, what needs to be done today, and I finish it with You do not have a choice, and yet you must still make one. Hear me out, twin. I'm not saying that there won't be challenges. What I'm saying is be so steadfast in what you know to be true that you talk to yourself in the mirror the way good did to Rank. I'm saying that even when the Marks try to throw these haymakers, oh, you're gonna change up. You're not gonna do this. Let me explain your future to you. This is how it's going to be. This is what we can control today, and you don't have a choice, but you are going to make one. Yes. I am a bit psychotic when it comes to the things that I create, but at the end of the day, there's only one life I better. So I'll say it again.