How Bad Do You Want To Succeed?

Very good video for motivation to help us keep moving forward.

Hi.

Good video post. Brought some thoughts to mind for sharing...

Nice video of how to express enthusiasm in an attentive audience of psychological vacuum, where the science of suggestion reigns supreme.

As enthusiasm is always motivational, with or without accurate or complete prescriptions of knowledge, this video is, and does, what it is presented to do. Motivate.

Great enthusiasm. This video drives the emotions towards feeling good and empowered. However, this video seems less than informatively complete in its story messages. There is an actuality, behind reality...

I would assume this individual is communicating with a generalized blanket presentation, which is non-inclusive of information's that will cause, an augmentation of mental prowess in the listening recipients of his message.


It might be advantageous to consider, that a significant informatively complete motivational presentation, will not only motivate, it will encourage a behavioral ethical shift. The shift can be toward benevolent or destructive intention, but never the less, a behavioral ethical shift.

The unique feature about this type shift, is that it connectively resonates to, and through, the behavioral convictions of others in its wake. Individuals will self-police the tenet policy's of the enthusiastically presented message, and phenomenally behave like white blood cell antibodies towards policy disbelievers.


There are ancient inner technologies, that will do this if correctly presented with relevant body language, voice inflection, voice volume dynamic, keyword syntax sequence, and gesture. It's not only what they say; it's the infusion of the science of 'intent', with when, where, and how they say, what they say, that will cause mental prowess augmentation to occur.


Now keep in mind, that success equals value perception, and or agreement. This can mean that success is political, social, financial, philosophical, scientific, mathematical, design sensitive, spiritual, and of so many other incarnations of value.
Remember, people are successful, even if they are not looking to be. This situation is across the board in all areas of endeavor and desire.





The video mentions who he believes are audience sensitive celebrities, for edifying effect, but look beyond that. Humans engaged in mental zones of psychological bliss when they are in the activity of effort, are not working hard, because their senses allow them to realize, that the term 'hard work' is a human contrivance. No such thing!

Psychological bliss happens often, and is attained through the feature values of confidence, which itself is obtained through pattern recognition by way of experience, information transfer, observable judgments of the perspective successes or failures of others, or, comprehensive perceptions of mechanical operation.

Pain, fatigue and sleep deprivation, can all have their detrimental effects nullified. Sleep tolerances are arbitrarily random, according to the relevance of psychological perceptions, and or, emotionalized trend of thought behaviors of a personality. This condition is individualized according to a reflected self knowledge¸ and or, relative ethical moral balance.

So, in summary, Good video post.........

Tom

His name is E.T.? Cool. Lolol.

Wow a well timed time for me to come across this video. Thanks for sharing! He makes some really good points and I really like the story about being held under water "how bad do you want to breath" ...

I am a big fan of Eric Thomas. (E.T.) My friend and I have been following him for a few years now and his motivation is tough to match. He puts out a video every monday on his youtube channel. I highly recommend watching through his videos.

I suggest to watch whole vid, every part of it. He got the potential of speech and talking to people. He's doing it emotionally, in efficient way. Some metaphors can be useful. Have a good time watchin'

Great speech by Eric Thompson! Through pain you'll feel success.

This was an awesome video though something to take a look at yourself and ask am I working as hard as I should