[THESHade]

Hey,
I just wanted to share with you this video.
I know the phrase is a cliche, etc.,etc. but even cliches hold truth in them.

So just watch it and enjoy

[any_name]

Cool story brah .

Thank you so much for the video. Brought a tear to my eye .

[Himynameskiefer]

Very nice, and inspirational!

[THESHade]

No worries, I thought I should share it as it made me, the lazyest person you don`t know personally, to move a bit and do stuff for myself (which wa smy plan for a long time anyway)

[Bey Taco]

This has truelly made my day.

[The Patriot]

that was cool

[hasan4life]

that wastruly inspirational

[SuziieB]

I was just about to give up on statistics lol.
Back to work I go. If a formerly disabled obese veteran can lose 100 pounds of weight and learn to run and do handstands in less than a year, I think I could get an A in statistics with some solid revision. And we all can. (Of course if you don't do statistics, you are included nonetheless...) Good video!

At the point where he started running, I just kept clapping my hands like a seal lol...truly inspirational...

[Crimmicy]

That is a inspiring video, taught me I need to change my lifestyle and that anything is possible if you put your mind to it and work hard for it

[THESHade]

(Original post by Crimmicy)
That is a inspiring video, taught me I need to change my lifestyle and that anything is possible if you put your mind to it and work hard for it

Exactly. If you truly want something, you can achieve it.
I was thinking I might post a motivationa l video every week if people find them helpful.

(Original post by SuziieB)
Good video!

At the point where he started running, I just kept clapping my hands like a seal lol...truly inspirational...

Heh, that is cool that it made you revise
At least you will feel good afterwards that you have over-come urself.

[Himynameskiefer]

It's kinda bad how only one person believed in him, very good that it was enough to encourage him to change, though.

[Chicken Hulk]

Awesome...i love watching these motivational videos.

Thanks

[wanderlust.xx]

(Original post by SuziieB)
I was just about to give up on statistics lol.
Back to work I go. If a formerly disabled obese veteran can lose 100 pounds of weight and learn to run and do handstands in less than a year, I think I could get an A in statistics with some solid revision. And we all can. (Of course if you don't do statistics, you are included nonetheless...) Good video!

At the point where he started running, I just kept clapping my hands like a seal lol...truly inspirational...

If you're talking about S1 or S2, yeah don't give up. I broke down and cried a week before my S1 exam because I thought I was stupid. Everyone else was saying it was so easy and I just didn't understand it. I wanted to do maths at university too, if I couldn't do it now what hope could I have at university?

I tried my hardest but I got a C. I was actually pretty proud, but I needed to do well in it. I tried again and still got a B. An improvement yes, but it was a low B, and I still didn't understand what was going on.

Then I got to university, and I shunned statistics in my first year because of my horrible experiences at A level. Then I thought, you know what, I didn't push myself far enough when I did S1. I needed to prove to myself that I could do this. I ended up getting 91 on my second year probability module.

Moral of the story: doesn't matter how **** you are at something at first. "Constant practice devoted to one subject often outdoes both intelligence and skill." It isn't eloquently phrased, but it's true.

Now I really must stop procrastinating, I have an exam tomorrow.

[seasons of wither]

that video was just amazing. thank you TS

[This Honest]

Unbelievable.

Thank you very much for sharing that with us!

[tsrstar]

Love it! What an amazing man

[THESHade]

One more that prob. everyone knows but it just goes well with this one as a shorter reminder of never giving up.