How Badly Do You Want To Fulfill Your Dreams?

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An inspirational video for those of you that may need some motivation: How Badly Do You Want To Fulfill Your Dreams? - Video

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The underlying spiritual motive is missing from so many lives. Western secularism has cut out the foundation of our civilization and yet we wonder why it is crumbling. The wide-spread intolerence for failure leaves many in the depths of unwarranted shame, overshadowing the virtue of such a struggle portrayed in the clip, win or lose. Even many religious people lack the power that comes from the spirit. That is a nice video with a direct allegory that few will be puzzled to find correlation in their own life. All of us need an occasional outside reminder that kicks us into action. I find I need them frequently these days.

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An inspirational video for those of you that may need some motivation: How Badly Do You Want To Fulfill Your Dreams? - Video

Well, it worked with me

Today I was having terrible toughts again, about PE, about my failures in life.
But this made me remember...
I remember when I lost weigth. It took me 5 years, but now I can wear S-size shirts.
I remember when I entered university. I scored the seventh place of 1700+ candidates.

When I became conscious about my penis size I felt as if my world was falling apart. It happens again sometimes... Now I'm working hard on PE to achieve my goals. To claim my manhood. I'm not really 100% convinced yet, but this video motivated me somehow.
Thank you Big Al.

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Well, it worked with me

Today I was having terrible toughts again, about PE, about my failures in life.
But this made me remember...
I remember when I lost weigth. It took me 5 years, but now I can wear S-size shirts.
I remember when I entered university. I scored the seventh place of 1700+ candidates.

When I became conscious about my penis size I felt as if my world was falling apart. It happens again sometimes... Now I'm working hard on PE to achieve my goals. To claim my manhood. I'm not really 100% convinced yet, but this video motivated me somehow.
Thank you Big Al.

You're welcome, and I'm glad that the video helped Becoming anxious about your size can cause quite a paradigm shift, but you do NOT have to stay stuck in feeling negatively about yourself (even if you're not at the size you wish to be at).

Here's a thread that (IMO) supplements this one very well: https://www.pegym.com/forums/gym/442...pain-more.html

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I liked that video. Good post. Lately I've just been trying let go of all the negative emotions I have and instead surround myself with everything positive, so I appreciate videos like this. It's kind of funny because a couple of months ago my boxing gym trainers let a homeless kid come in and train for free. He hasn't been there for a while now, but since this video had a boxing theme it just reminded me of that. It also reminded me of the Dewey Bozella story. That man is a true warrior.


26 Years: The Dewey Bozella Story - Trailer - YouTube

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Here's another great video of personal courage along the same vein: Man Barely Able to Stand on his Own Does the Unthinkable - Amazing

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I liked the video which showed hard work and determination can get you somewhere.

What saddens me is the constant portrayal of sports as a way out of the ghetto.


Education with a practical application of it has by far elevated more people out of their current socioeconomic class they were born into than any sports. I say this with confidence as my parents were first generation immigrants who couldn't speak or read a lick of English. They still can't. But they instilled a hard work ethic in me and I worked my butt off to earn some of the highest degrees that can be earned and am successful in the profession associated with it.


Everyone in my life now thinks I was born with a silver spoon as I am educated, cultured and respected in the community. Well, let me tell you that it was all earned. Nothing came easy for me. I worked every part time job I could to pay for my own violin lessons. Yes. A kid from the ghetto playing a violin with lessons paid for by himself.


To sound hypocritical, I also participated in sports. But again, I paid for all my own equipment and entry fees.


So, yes, I can relate to athletics and the arts. Both pay dismally and the chances of success are very slim.


Read a book and work hard. That is the best way to fulfill ones dreams.