BIRTHRIGHT by Sean Mullens

I came across this week’s Motivational Monday video while I was browsing Vimeo over the weekend…

The cinematography and directing was done by Sean Mullens, who created the short film about his friend Micheal’s daily ritual to find his natural self through surfing. This video inspires me and brings me to tears no matter how many times I watch it…

What I love the most about Sean’s video is how wonderfully it captures Michael’s drive, determination, and love for life.

Micheal views the water as an inalienable birthright. He refuses to allow an accident that happened 30 years ago overcome his ability to enjoy life everyday.

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One of my good friends, David Wood, released his new book, Get Paid For Who You Are, today. When I met David a few months back at an event in Los Angeles, I would never have guessed he’s an expert at teaching people how to use their life experiences to free themselves from the typical 9-5 lifestyle our culture has become accustomed to.

David is quite a character but the message he shares in Get Paid for Who You Are could definitely be helpful for you (especially internet marketers or people aspiring to become internet marketers)….

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Motivational Monday #22

I came across this Becel commercial over the weekend while I was waiting to board my flight home after a leadership event.

At first, I wrote it off as a very interesting way to market margarine. Then I realized that there are actually a couple of pretty important success and leadership lessons hidden in this broken escalator commercial…

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Robin Sharma, #1 International Bestselling author of The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, officially released his second book today.

I loved Robin’s first book (and I just bought my first Ferrari ) so I’d been looking forward to reading The Leader Who Had No Title since I first heard about it last month. It was definitely worth the wait!

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Motivational Monday #21

One of my all-time favorite books is The Magic of Thinking Big by David J. Schwartz, Ph.D.

The Magic of Thinking Big was one of the first books I read after starting my entrepreneurial career. I’ve re-read it every six months since the first time I read it over ten years ago. The book’s principles are that important!

In less than ten minutes, this week’s Motivational Monday proves exactly how far thinking big can get you…

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