It is not about how well you fight, it is about what you are fighting for.

You cannot defeat your giant until you believe that what you got is enough.

And I want you to shout until your devil hears you, until your glider hears you, until your circumstance hears you, until your doubt hears you, and your fear hears you.

Shout it out!

First time in 1721 through 29.

For Israel and the Philistines had put the battle in a way, army against army.

That's the battle.

Army against army.

That was the strategy.

That Israelite army had and the Philistines army had, they were going to go army against army.

And David left his carriage in the hand of the keeper of the carriage and ran into the army and came and saluted his brethren.

And as he taught with him, behold, there came up the champion, the Philistine of God.

He wasn't even in the plan.

Gliant! This big joke of what even in my daily calendar!

He didn't pop up in my limo's old mouth hall.

I was supposed to bring lunch to a fight between armies and armies.

And here comes this big joke of how everybody in here got a big old something you got to fight.

Your glider, your giant, your devil, your thing.

And you don't just fight it when things are bad.

You fight it when things are good.

You fight it when you're about to get a promotion.

You fight it when a door is open.

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