Video script prompt

Why is the hardest worker you know still the most broke? Have they reached the limit of their potential, or are they just addicted to the struggle? Look at the Two Blacksmiths. The first was a slave to the "grind." He hit his iron ten thousand times a day, eighteen hours a day. But he never checked his fire. The iron was cold. No matter how hard he swung, the metal didn't move. He died exhausted, surrounded by a pile of useless scrap. The second blacksmith spent his morning sitting by the forge. People called him lazy. But he was waiting for the fire to turn white-hot. When the temperature was perfect, he picked up his hammer. He didn't strike ten thousand times. He struck ten. And he created a masterpiece. We live in a world that worships "busy." We treat exhaustion like a trophy and burnout like a religion. But effort without timing is just noise. Hard work without strategy is just a slow way to fail. If you’re tired but still in the same place you were a year ago, stop swinging the hammer. The problem isn't your strength. The problem is that you’re trying to shape cold iron. Don’t increase the pressure. Increase the heat.