How to be the most lazy, productive person on the planet.

How Victor transformed the burning of his town and house into a positive situation is more than inspiring. Worth the listen.

We all want a Karate Kid or Rocky Moment where the moment we’re struggling we get a huge burst of energy and win. That’s not always how it is. It may take 10, 20, or 100 in my case congratuhorribles before one congratulations.

Ari describes his rock bottom and how other students flipped his perspective into giving effort and trying during highschool. A must watch.

How to be the most lazy, productive person on the planet.

We don’t exactly know what’s coming for us in college and the real world. Sean Bornschlegl humbly shares his real experiences that give us a funny yet somewhat shocking idea.

Patrick discusses how he struggled throughout highschool. He went from having a scholarship to college only his sophomore year to wrongly losing it, but he came back. He came back and he learned lessons worth more than the scholarship he once had.

Michael McNee discusses how to take charge of the roller coaster that he calls life - pushing through the drops and crafting the uphills. He describes his mountain as having to make a decision and taking action, throughout.

Antoine, a student from Mexico, talks about how he went from fighting with people in school, a 1.2 GPA, and to. 3.0 GPA in 2 months. He now inspires other students to find the same spark he did.

Ari goes through his story of struggling in highschool and not trying to leading 15 students and improving them and their motivation.