No Excuses Motivation. Here are a couple of youtube inspirational videos that may make you think.
How Bad do you want it? Are you willing to seek out the best trainers? To work hard? Are you willing to endure the pain success requires? Are you willing to drag yourself up from the bottom to the top and do whatever it takes?
The movie Network (1976) is quite an interesting movie. I was initially inclined to watch this after I saw the Zeitgeist – which shows parts of this movie.
I did enjoy this movie, however I wouldn’t really say that this is one of the most inspirational movies I’ve saw. There are better, but I think it’s worth seeing it at least once since there are parts of this movie that can be really inspirational to think differently or motivational.
I’ll post some of these parts here as an example.
Check these out.
And here’s the trailer if you want to check it out.
I believe this movie wasn’t explicitly made to be inspirational. So it has everything – a little bit of romance, drama and some motivation. I didn’t like how it ended though, but you’ll have to see that for yourself
TEDxKC talk synopsis: In our anxious world, we often protect ourselves by closing off parts of our lives that leave us feeling most vulnerable. Yet invulnerability has a price. When we knowingly or unknowingly numb ourselves to what we sense threatens us, we sacrifice an essential tool for navigating uncertain times — joy. This talk will explore how and why fear and collective scarcity has profoundly dangerous consequences on how we live, love, parent, work and engage in relationships — and how simple acts can restore our sense of purpose and meaning.
Severn Cullis-Suzuki is the girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes. She addressed a UN Meeting on issue of environment.
I don’t think this as one of the inspirational movies type but, if we look at what this 12 year old girl did, then yes, of course it is. So many people have so many excuses why they can’t do something in their lives, and yet, now, we see this 12 year old girl raise money on her own and get to speak in front of a UN meeting.
Amnesty International supporters have used the power of words to demand freedom and justice for countless human rights defenders around the world. Our words are proof that when you stand up for human rights, you never stand alone.
