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SWEAT & BLOOD and TEARS

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SWEAT & BLOOD - The Most Powerful Motivational Videos for Success, Gym & Study

Why You Should NEVER Lower the Bar

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Tom Bilyeu inspires with motivating quotes from Confucius and Jesse Itzler.   The world breaks everyone and afterward some are strong at the broken places. Ernest Hemingway

Your Dream is in your D.N.A

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Eric Thomas UnCut | Your Dream is in your D.N.A | Motivational Video

When God Closes a Door

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Have you ever prayed about a situation, felt confident of God’s will, and made your plans, only to discover the door has suddenly slammed shut? We question and wonder why the door was closed. God often uses closed doors to redirect us into His perfect will and timing. He shuts it so He can provide us something greater, something more beautiful, something more powerful than anything that we could have ever planned or imagined for ourselves.

STOP THINKING AND TAKE ACTION

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LISTEN TO THIS AND CHANGE YOURSELF TAKE ACTION  A Must Watch Video GET IT DONE Eric Thomas ft Les Brown Speech Compilation 2018 I just hope this video will be helpful for somebody. Thank you and don't forget to share to motivate and inspire another people!

Simple Concept, You Can Achieve Anything

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Simple Concept

From Broke To $400 Million!

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From Broke To $400 Million! - Ed Mylett  (One Of The Greatest Speeches Ever!)

Pick Them Up

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When I was little boy my daddy will always pick me up,when he came home from work, he will pick me up, when he saw me after church, he will pick me up, after school he will pick me up, no matter how long he worked and no matter how tired, he will pick me up. So when I had my kids, I always pickup my kids up. When I got home, sometimes I am tired, they had a bottle in one hand and the other hand up and they knew what daddy was suppose to do, my job was to pick them up. This i s a spiritual interaction, when you pickup a child up, its a spiritual transaction, when you pick up a child up, you change their perspective, when you pick up child, they all of sudden the see the world the way you see it. I don’t care what your children have done, there is nothing they can do for you to stop picking them up. Well my daughter is a drug addict, I don’t care pick her up, My son messes up, I don’t care pick him up, I don’t care, pick them up That’s your #1 job Daddy, that’s #1 your j

Limitless Life

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IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE TO LIVE A LIMITLESS LIFESTYLE? Most people are ok with living a comfortable, safe, and secure lifestyle… Hell, there are times when I think to myself that’s not such a bad idea, and to be honest I do like a little bit of familiarity and secureness in my life. It’s like a warm blanket on a cold night. But man, my passion and love for living life and getting better at being human just gets the best of me way to often. I’d much rather take risks and constantly challenge myself in the pursuit of a life that I am proud of and that I know am capable of. Before you decide if it’s possible to live a limitless lifestyle you have to define what it is right? That to me is one of the biggest mistakes any of us make. We start to pursue things before we even get clear about what they are, mean to us, or why we even think they’re worthy enough to pursue. Take any goal that you may have for example whether it be health, career, travel, fun and play, or relationship rel

Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘Letter from Birmingham Jail’

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Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘Letter from Birmingham Jail’ “We will reach the goal of freedom in Birmingham and all over the nation, because the goal of America is freedom. In April 1963, King was jailed in Birmingham, Alabama, after he defied a state court’s injunction and led a march of black protesters without a permit, urging an Easter boycott of white-owned stores. A statement published in  The Birmingham News , written by eight moderate white clergymen, criticized the march and other demonstrations . This prompted King to write a lengthy response, begun in the margins of the newspaper. He smuggled it out with the help of his lawyer, and the nearly 7,000 words were transcribed. The eloquent call for “constructive, nonviolent tension” to force an end to unjust laws became a landmark document of the civil-rights movement. The letter was printed in part or in full by several publications, including the  New York Post , Liberation  magazine,  The New Lead