This song has the power to literally change your life! Hi, I’m Danny Friedman, and I’m here today to tell you about a very special man, responsible for putting men on the moon, innumerable super bowl victories and Olympic medals, and countless Fortune 500 successes stories. Mr. Waitley counsels winners in every field, and now anyone can learn what all these winners have in common. Each of you posses some of the attributes of this Psychology of winning, a little or a lot, and you’ll find that by listening to this song, whenever you can, in the shower, in the car, walking the dog, this psychology will be become a habit knit part of your life and you will become a high-performance human being.

1, 2, 3, 4!
Denis Waitley, he’ll motivate you.
He’ll teach you to dig deep. He’ll teach you how to produce.
He’s been reaching and teaching astronauts and Olympians.
Your gold medal race is everyday. Dennis will teach you how to win.
I used to live at the bottom of a bottle until I learned it was stuck underneath my accelerator throttle. That’s dangerous!
Denis Waitley, he’s our man. He’s responsible for the creation of The Beastman Band!

You talk to yourself at a rate of 500 words a minute,
Maintaining and justifying who you are today.

Are you a slave to this robot? No! No! The no!

You provide the dreams. He provides the means.
We all have birth, we all have death what will you do in between?
10 winning qualities each winner must possess,
A positive self-dimension, and the energy to invest.
It’ll bring you to the places that you want to be.
That’s the secret of a winning psychology!
If it goes wrong next time you’ll get it right.
Visualize to materialize, every morning and every night.

Most people spend their entire lives on a fantasy island called “well, some day I’ll.”
What you set is what you get. See yourself making your goal happen.

There’s a memorable story about one of our most successful and wealthiest businessmen in America, a Pioneer in his industry. In the early days of career when he would receive any bad business news he’d say “That’s Good.” And then while his associates stared at him in disbelief he’d set about finding what was good about it, and you know what? There was always something good he could find about every situation.

As former chairman of our Olympic sports Psychology Program, I met a World Champion Russian figure skater, and she told me, “You know Denis, I rarely fall, because I practice each sequence in my imagination at night with my eyes closed and I could successfully perform my entire routine blindfolded without hesitation!”

You know, I remember sitting next to a woman on a recent flight to Chicago who was making a weird high pitched humming noise with her eyes closed. I turned the over head air nozzle on her face and asked her if she wanted me to call a stewardess to come to her aid. “I BEG YOUR PARDON,” she retorted indignantly. “I’m an oboist for a symphony orchestra and I’m practicing for tonight’s performance.” So you see, you need to discipline yourself to win!

Thank you Mr. Waitley, for illustrating
it’s not what I’ve got, it’s the attitude I bring!
Likening who I am right now today,
I learned to do it by practicing, that’s really the only way.
Do you ever wish you were a millionaire, wish you were a movie star?
Wish you had a bigger house? Wish you had a faster car?
If I could be anyone, at anytime in history,
I’d be Danny Friedman right now. Hey! That’s me!