Key to Success is as Easy as Breathing

Everybody wants to be able to be successful. Nobody wants be end up failing in life by not achieving their dreams and aspirations. Most of us know how to reach our goals but don't know where to start. Some of us simply don't have the drive to want to go after what we really want.

How Bad Do You Want It?

This is one of the most famous success story videos on YouTube and it is voiced by Eric Thomas, former Cincinnati Bengal, New York Jet, and Denver Bronco. In the video, he speaks of a man who wished to be successful but didn't know how. So he thought he could find a solution by going to a guru. From experiencing the teaching of the Guru, the man realized what it takes in order to be successful.

The message: When you want to succeed, as much as you want to breathe, then you will be successful. In order for you to build up the strength, the motivation, the drive to be successful in your life, you must want it more than life itself. You must place every single molecule of you into what you love to do because what you want to achieve can only be accomplished by having 100% passion for it. 

When you look at people who are experts at what they do, it didn't happen over night. It took them years to get to where they are at. It took them a million more failures than wins and they know how it feels to be knocked down to the point where they want to absolutely quit.

But they didn't quit. Those people who are considered the greatest didn't quit when those times popped up. Those times where it felt like there wasn't a way out, they found a way. That is the only way to succeed. You must have an absolute passion for what you do that you disregard the pitfalls and complete failures.

If you want to succeed, you must want it as bad as if you were on your last breath of air.You fight your hardest to breathe. You want to be able to take that breath so you can live on. Keep going for that breathe in your life and keep moving forward while never looking back. Learn from your mistakes and take them as opportunities to improve brilliantly! You have what it takes! Good luck!