Today I was bullied in my class because of my family's financial problem, it was so horrible and I was really depressed about it and I don't have words what I'm feeling right now after this video. Just a big thank you M2S. You helped me to pass this hard time.

@gogeta9638

6 жыл бұрын

Aadi Sankhla I used to be in the same position, just ignore the losers show them your talent, show them your potential to succeed then they would be the ones to respect you and cry cause they wasted their time. I was one of the worst in my school, after a few years it was the opposite and this will repeat when you meet new challenges and stages in life and once you deal with a certain problem, you wont have to deal with them again. Never give up! ✊👍

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Aadi Sankhla I'm really glad you watched then because you can get passed this hard time with the right mindset! 💙

@adhisankhla1694

6 жыл бұрын

Gogeta Thanks, I'll never forget your words.

@adhisankhla1694

6 жыл бұрын

Motivation2Study Keep up the good work and thank you, again.

@pinkvalentino

6 жыл бұрын

Aadi Sankhla I know what you feel as I was in the same situation: poor, with alcoholic father, old clothes and always feel ashamed when I couldn't afford a new jeans. But I used it as my driving force. Every night when I was going to sleep I promised myself to study hard, not to pay attention to anyone and overcome thr poverty. I managed to do it and you can do it too. Now, nobody is laughing! Make a list of goals, invest in yourself, study hard and don't dwell on being bullied. Use it as your motivation!

I’m a 40 y.o. housewife and decided to go back to school to pursue a medical career. Two years ago I was diagnosed with a (benign) brain tumor. Since then I’ve been reading a lot about the human brain and it’s powers. As an adult, I have fears and doubts in my abilities in learning a new skill. I challenged myself to learn the basics of Math & Science again. Right now I’m preparing for my Board Exam and will give my ALL to achieve my goals. Thank you for this inspiring video. ***Update: Dec.16,2017- I passed my Board Exam. I guess nothing can stop me now. Thank you all for sending positive vibes! 🙏❤️

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Happy Camper thank you so much for sharing your story with us! I believe our brains are capable of so much more than what we think, including healing and changing. All the best to you in your amazing endeavors💙💙💙.

@ellenhaataja7303

6 жыл бұрын

I believe in you.

@anneCali

6 жыл бұрын

Ellen Haataja Thank you! ❤️🙏

@anneCali

6 жыл бұрын

Motivation2Study Much gratitude! ❤️🙏

@tanyajenifer4378

6 жыл бұрын

you go girl !! wish you all the very success!! And congratulations coz I know u will get through this !

Her voice and the way she speaks is sooo elegant.

@cubanmissilecrisissandyhoo8112

4 жыл бұрын

Because she's an actress who's faking it.

@dixiebiscuitous1185

4 жыл бұрын

There is power and depth in her speech pattern...

@mindblowing6057

3 жыл бұрын

Very very. It really inspires me.

I'm visualising my future. Although teachers always telling me that I won't make it. I will and I will never give up.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Abdirahman Hussein step by step prove them wrong, stay strong💪🏽.

@janicechee3720

6 жыл бұрын

Abdirahman Hussein don’t listen to others opinion of you. Believe in your gut feeling. Don’t play small but wanting to contribute to the world. All the best to you

@abdirahman12ful

6 жыл бұрын

Janice Chee thank you. You too.

@janicechee3720

6 жыл бұрын

Abdirahman Hussein Tq. Once my teacher told me I’m weak in Maths & account, I’m too slow. I’m better off be a beautician, it suit me better. I believe in that lies for many years. I realized it was wrong, teacher opinion of me doesn’t mean it’s my destiny. Hence, I put in hard work and keep grinding until today. And hard work will pay off.

@abdirahman12ful

6 жыл бұрын

Janice Chee never give up. Keep going.

There was a 60 year old women in my moms university. I find that truly inspiring.

@yaraghazi2534

6 жыл бұрын

Thats inspiring

@HeyWelcomeToMyWorld

6 жыл бұрын

Currently there's a lady older than my mom who's in my tutor group at University. Makes me proud :)

@murderstorys8372

6 жыл бұрын

Master Alvik that’s why it’s inspiring

@At-kc1rc

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you. This inspired me. Thank you thank you.

@huey1153

5 жыл бұрын

*dies day before graduating*

It takes Nothing To Join The Crowd But It Takes Everything To Stand Alone :=)

@gracemaz3794

6 жыл бұрын

Kamlesh Meena wow thank you for the great reminder! I think we all need to remember this through out the course of our lives

@The_wanderer93

6 жыл бұрын

Yupp.. :)

@jeffreymessa6226

6 жыл бұрын

I swear

@lizalr7017

6 жыл бұрын

seriously!!! so true...

@roseg8427

6 жыл бұрын

That is part of the hard work in reaching my goal is having the courage to stand alone because the crowd is powerful in that I receive messages directly and indirectly from the media, from my environment, from people that I'm crazy for standing in the truth that is right for me. Right now my challenge is to get support in reaching my goals because another thing I'm learning is that I don't have to stand alone. There are others who can and will stand with me and to find them and engage them. Being the lone wolf/self-reliant person is overrated and has been unnecessarily practiced in my life.

You can gain a smart brain at any age

@kingkong4720

5 жыл бұрын

No.

@n.t.26

5 жыл бұрын

True :)

@tamizh9259

5 жыл бұрын

Ansel Nil believe in yourself and you can also get it.

@cyanhawkk3642

5 жыл бұрын

Your brain can never be smart, you just learn to think and solve problems more efficiently which in return creates more difficult problems to solve. The moment you think you are smart is the moment in which you stop learning. Don't ever be smart, keep learning instead.

@hanklesacks

4 жыл бұрын

Being smart is basically having a good memory along with common sense.

I actually became a better student just because of this video.Legit.

Failed algebra and made it to calculus? Astounding.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Pamela P that just makes her story even more powerful in my eyes!

@alesiajackson5922

5 жыл бұрын

She failed both but had to retake it.

@patrickjones8644

3 жыл бұрын

a brilliant person

I'm failing my 3rd year in university. I felt so demotivated; but not anymore. I'm inspired now. I can do this 🙆

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Alicia XO that's great to hear! 🍀

@corinaweber9014

6 жыл бұрын

Alicia XO YOU CAN DO IT!!!!

@philosophosagi4113

6 жыл бұрын

You can do it!! 🙌

@shivanikareer7284

6 жыл бұрын

Keep going champ

@stowedorcas2498

6 жыл бұрын

Alicia XO u gat this👌

What a powerful woman

@NetiNeti-gm5bz

6 жыл бұрын

BelleBean No. Everyone has the same ability. Have you not listened

@BelleBean

6 жыл бұрын

Last time I checked I wrote that she is a powerful woman.. not that we aren't all powerful women

@Atlas92936

6 жыл бұрын

We need more women like her!

@SASSY13169

6 жыл бұрын

In this amazing story, you realise how important teachers are in shaping the people we become. More credit and compensation needs to be given to teachers.

@DesignYourReality

5 жыл бұрын

Also I suggest if you want to know the oneness of the universe and your place in it check out : Finding Your Life's Purpose by Eckhart Tolle

Experience of 30 to 40 years of a person in just 10 min... Most expensive thing is free on youtube i.e. EXPERIENCE!!!

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

Well put gajanan 01, education is power!!!

@MarleyFuaad

6 жыл бұрын

Beautiful comment

@limbulimbu4331

6 жыл бұрын

Beautiful comment

@NasciParaAdorar7

5 жыл бұрын

Gajanan K. Channel. Beautifully summarized!

@KuldeepSingh-cm3oe

5 жыл бұрын

True

I needed to hear this. Everyone thinks I am crazy for being a 25 year old with two kids, trying to go to college to become a physician. I am currently working on my biochemistry and struggling, trying to raise my kids and spend late nights studying because I want to do this as much as I want to breathe. I keep hearing "your too old to go down that road", "you have to be a genius to be a doctor". "you're not going to be able to handle medical school as a mom". FUCK THAT, I am going to do it and show my children that you can do anything you put your mind to and work hard.

@joelhall649

4 жыл бұрын

You've got this! I believe in you💯

@MrAdhi-yz2fl

4 жыл бұрын

♥️

@mohamedabdisalaan3464

4 жыл бұрын

go do it for all of us

@fruitytarian

4 жыл бұрын

💙💚 You are amazing! It takes guts to just put your head down and go for it! Make your family proud 💪

@sunanapoetry5462

4 жыл бұрын

I did my highschool exams last year and didn't pass math and chemistry and biology and I've always wanted to do biochemistry however people keep discouraging me that I can't reread it to major biochemistry that I'll be too old... What do you think I should do I'm 19 btw and I'm supposed to join university next year and choose courses this year

Okay I failed a course twice and here I am at 21 years old contemplating dropping out ... You know what I'm gonna stick in this , if she can I can too Wow, I really forgot about this comment... thank you guys so much for the positivity, I appreciate you all. Its 2 years later, I switched majors that year to teaching and I'm doing exceptionally well to the point where I've earned a full time scholarship. Sometimes if the door doesnt open, perhaps it's not your door ... I love you all 😘🤗

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

You can do it!!! 💙

@efloof9314

5 жыл бұрын

You got this!

@ChichiMarie

5 жыл бұрын

You can do it!!!!

@quicksilver1752

5 жыл бұрын

What course and why'd you fail?

@PineappledoesnotbelongonPizza2

5 жыл бұрын

@Wahid Alhamidi same

I am someone that didn't do shit at school. And now trying to climb the ladder, wan to be an architect. But no one support me not even my parents. But only I do. And I can tell you it's hard when no one believes in me that I can do it. These videos help me alot to stay motivated, Thanks!!

@ani9104

6 жыл бұрын

moneyMoney i am in the same situation as u noooo one believe in me even my family...it's sooooooooo hard

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+moneyMoney it doesn't matter who doesn't believe in you, it matters that you believe in you! Never back down, you control your destiny 💙.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+아니 ANI always focus on the positive and step by step achieve your goals; one foot in front of the other don't look back👊🏼.

@sunshinenogueira1863

6 жыл бұрын

Another video had said, don't expect anyone else to support your dream it's your dream it's your dream not theirs so you go for it and don't let anybody take that from you! There are a lot of dream Killers out there but don't let yourself down. If you don't believe in you why should anybody else?

@marcinnalborczyk8576

6 жыл бұрын

moneyMoney good luck man, dont give up!

her mind is beautiful

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+kenesha john, I agree 💙

@user-gq5ns6dl4n

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@biancaaguglia3742

6 жыл бұрын

Well said.:-)

@nopenope7386

6 жыл бұрын

Her face too!

@Immerszz

6 жыл бұрын

Truely souly powerful

As a Muslim college lady in America, I too understand when she says we stand out so be 2x as good.

@sawaria123

5 жыл бұрын

Playing Victim card would never make you to succeed.

@2pkjs1351

5 жыл бұрын

GP true but people are held back due to racism or classism, aka why women who wear the hijab, or men who wear turbans don’t get hired as much as people who don’t show their religious identity

@drsuadhushhush1497

5 жыл бұрын

No matter what you are facing from problems don't give up on Islam and who you are ..don't let them control your life or how you should be ..they have to respect you and accept and if they didn't the problem is in their minds not you ...keep the good work 🌸

@hanklesacks

4 жыл бұрын

Shoaib K Maybe because they don’t apply as much, I highly doubt someone’s religious identity or race has anything to do with getting hired, I’d like to think that it has more to do with whether or not you’re actually competent to do a job.

@user-rl3gh4eo9r

4 жыл бұрын

Ankle Socks No. You have to admit discrimination does happen in some companies during the hiring process. There’s still some stigma about Muslims, blacks, and Hispanics and how competent they are for certain jobs.

I think the most difficult decision is when you have already decided and know what exactly you want in life but you fail and the time is ticking by. So the question comes to whether to settle for less or continue trying for what you want with uncertainty. Edit: I made it. I did not settle for less. I was ready to tolerate the ugly face of not making it but to be satisfied with the fact that I gave my 100℅. Be practical about what you can tolerate. It's funny that I made it too as a scientist in the field of plant molecular and genetic engineering. I will be receiving my doctoral degree soon from a very fancy Swiss University. Next target is Harvard, USA. Wish me luck guys.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+khopeno khuvung I agree it comes down to understanding what you are capable of but also too many people quit too soon rather than battle through failure💙.

@Nenaaap

6 жыл бұрын

I'm at this point haha!! The uncertainty of it all is terrifying... I decided to keep on fighting for my dreams!!

@mayrajloredo87

6 жыл бұрын

I understand. Failed precalc n still need to go thru calculus, chemistry, physics etc.I'm terrible at math but this is not going to stop me from obtaining my engineering degree. I'm in college with young people smarter than me. I feel like time is ticking for me. I'm 30 and just beginning my journey.

@user-gl3lr6gd3l

5 жыл бұрын

mayra loredo wow and I thought I was old. Lets hope for the best, for all of us.

@bladelazoe

5 жыл бұрын

This is definitely me, because of my love for video games and wanting to learn how to make them, I took up programming and I went through 2 different colleges and failed half of my classes each time and only managed to barely pass my math class(despite the fact that I love math). I want a different job than retail but I need my license, yet iv failed 4 times at the road test which forces Me to re-take drivers education at 26. The more I try to push forward the harder life knocks me back. Still fighting though, can’t let failure after failure after failure keep you down. My desire for success is much stronger than the pain from failure(even though it fucking hurts).

So I used to watch this video all the time a couple years back when I was repeating my final year of high school in an effort to raise my marks to enter an engineering degree. Its cool to come back and watch this again as a BEng Electrical and Electronics Engineering student, younger me would never believe it actually came true. Don't give up people

I lovveeeee this women, legit brought tears to my eyes, she's so right, mind set is so important, I was failing horribly for my chemistry AS level (UK education) and everyone in my class was top, and I was not as disappointed BC I knew I had put one hundred percent into it and stayed up endlessly trying and revising, I scrapped all of my chemistry notes from last year, opened up several different textbooks and used the internet articles and completely started from scratch, I did not leave a topic until I completely understood it within an inch of its life, I practiced every frocking paper available, every question, understood and picked out all of my mistakes, until there was nothing left that I had not learned, happily received top marks the following year.... Its all about whether u think you can do something, whether u accept the challenge with open arms and just go for it, walk into the dark, don't be afraid of failing, have fun, test yourself and just see what happens if u try 100% EDIT: wow three years ago!? I forgot that I even wrote this comment!! Glad it motivated people. Three years on I decided I didn't want to study science at university and took architecture instead, just graduated :)

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing!!! You're story is very inspirational and you touched upon one of the greatest ideas I've come across and that is when what you're doing doesn't work try something different because there is a way! Change your mind change your destiny 👍👍.

@olusolaudom8786

6 жыл бұрын

Sarah Da Congratulations lady, continue to shine as you move forward.

@sarahda845

6 жыл бұрын

Olusola Udom thankyou!!! And likewise to you :)

@lauruguayitausa

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah Dah! Wow! I have to take a chemistry class soon! Your words are inspirational for me, too!

@fittomakeup3991

4 жыл бұрын

💖💖💖💖💖👏👏👏👏

24 years old, just got married, no job, no proper adequate financial income. Did Civil Engineering for 2 years, failed miserably at it, took a year out. Decided to go back to Education and took up Mechanical Engineering, did well in the 1st and 2nd year followed by a terrible 3rd year due to health implications. Now having failed some classes in 3rd year I'm repeating another year... Now what ? Do I give up ? Give up on my Mum Give up on my Dad Give up on my Wife Give up my Education because of Circumstances ? NO ! No matter what life throws at you, We can always rise above our situations in life. Don't let the your circumstances change your goals in life, no matter how hard the obstacle gets. We can overcome.

@ganbatte1260

Жыл бұрын

Heyyy.. how is it now? Im planning to take master degree in mechanical engineering, but i have disability in me that will make people humiliate me. Really tired of it.

Had her as one of my Calc 1 teachers a few years ago...didn't realize how awesome her story was! Congrats on the interview Olympia #respect

I was a failing student, I was a joke, nobody took me seriously, I was stupid, I was dumb, I was every single negative word and one day a Teacher told me you are good. Then one thing led to another and I started believing in myself. So in my case, I was a failing student to an Engineer. This video touched me hard because it is really close to my hard. BTW, failing it is a good thing, but when the failure does not touch your soul.

@backsteinfisch3894

Жыл бұрын

How did you do it? I am an engineering student. Help me. PLEASE

@ameeraallee539

Жыл бұрын

@@backsteinfisch3894 1st year electrical engineering student here - organic chemistry tutor is the way - also blackpenredpen

@backsteinfisch3894

Жыл бұрын

​@@ameeraallee539 what is blackpenredpen?

I failed chemistry 2 Times. I switched my major because I “knew” I couldn’t do it. The only black girl in many of my classes I was intimidated. Thanks for this video! It resonated so deep

@kingkong4720

5 жыл бұрын

Now you're pulling the race card to blame others for your ignorance. Pathetic.

@barovierkevinallybose1040

5 жыл бұрын

@@kingkong4720 Not really a race card when it's the truth. Spend a day in her shoes. I am in a class of almost 90 kids, one of only four black students. Constantly excluded and overlooked from study groups and discussions. I just keep showing up because I have to pass the class.

@lovepower4899

4 жыл бұрын

@@barovierkevinallybose1040 keep going love! You can do it, show these white folks you're more than your color ;). Not that you have to prove anything to them but it'll feel good haha

@iamzay4938

2 жыл бұрын

@@barovierkevinallybose1040 I’m in a similar situation now good work bro 🤙🏾

This hit me very hard...I got my math exam back today and got a very low score (39%) became very upset with myself but after watching this I'm just gonna go into math and fight my fear of failing!

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

Fight back and learn from your mistakes 💪🏽.

@Zoe0005

6 жыл бұрын

Thank u💛, I'm going to try😓😥

@norai.9188

6 жыл бұрын

Zoe Stevenson I'm in the same case as you. We will do it and one day, we will do : "I made it"

@user-rr3we7ww7c

6 ай бұрын

how are u now

I experienced a sexual assault during my first semester in college. The emotional and mental toll it took over me placed me from a 3.7 to a 1.6 GPA. I genuinely was sat here, feeling completely hopeless, however this video just completely changed my outlook on things. It instilled just the push I needed in order to try again.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

I'm really glad to hear that the video helped you, thank you for sharing your story. All the best to you💙.

@lathikadevanand

3 жыл бұрын

GURL U CAN OVERCOME THIS. WE PEOPLE IN INTERNET BELIEVE IN U

@Traders_Struggles

2 жыл бұрын

It's been 4 years, how did you turn out

@KeynuLee

2 жыл бұрын

@@Traders_Struggles Wow, reading this old post definitely brought back some emotions. Over these last 4 years, while faced with many challenges, my life has completely turned back around to positive track. I graduated last spring with an honors distinction, and am now settling into my career. I've taken great steps to heal, grow, and learn from my past, determined to not let it define my future. I feel very fortunate as I know not everyone's journey with such a dark experience ends positively. However, with great support and love, it is possible. Thank you for asking!

@thanujasiriwardana5363

2 жыл бұрын

It's great really .I'm at the top of class and I got always the highest marks but didn't feel any better feeling It's like I've no confidence anymore. I couldn't work since August of last year but still I got highest marks and still can understand everything better but now it's a headache for me. I've no motivation anymore I don't know how to overcome this 😔

I live in iran. I took a very important exam at the age of 11 and got accepted in the best guidance school in the entire country. Then came high school and I began to fail. From this day I have 6 months to take the most important exam across iran with other 700000 students and to become a doctor I need to be at the 500 top. This was very inspiring to me. Please pray for me because I'm not rich enough to continue being supported by my parents cuz I have a younger brother and sister and they need support as well. So please pray for me!

@olusolaudom8786

6 жыл бұрын

aquamarine ancient soul I will be praying for you, go and prepare now and come and share the good news later. You've got this!

@olgav4836

5 жыл бұрын

How did it go?

@plumberdash9729

5 жыл бұрын

@@adilriaz4627 i guess he did not make it

@deartherapist2725

5 жыл бұрын

Hope everything went well for you. X

@crappyaccount

4 жыл бұрын

How'd it go dude?

I finished high school when I was 18 and I didn’t go to uni or college because of family circumstances. I’m 25 and I basically haven’t used my brain since, I feel like I’ve gone almost brain dead. One thing I’ve always been interested in is maths but I’m horrendous at it and I think that’s why I’m interested in it, because I am so bad lol my family haven’t been supportive for me educationally but I want to do it now and hearing her experience! Omg maybe I can do this, after all I feel I’ve just been afraid and I’ve been so negative. I have to take control of my thoughts. Thank you so much !

I know I'm late, but I need to say this. I've struggled with math my whole life. I'm always flustered and agitated by all the equations and the processes of memorizing the correct way to solve the problems. And what makes it worse is even though I make numerous attempts to get extra help from my teacher, she would always seem to disregard the genuine feeling I have in efforts to become better. I would always cry and cry and cry because even though I tried and studied I would always fail. Whenever we had a test or quiz, I would build up anxiety and blank out in fear that my grade would drop more after. This resulted me to cheat off others because I felt hopeless and unintelligent. I would always tell others that I hated math and that I sucked at it. But after this video, I've come to realize that one F doesn't mean it's the end. I will PUSH myself to become better and will study LONGER and won't give up. Cheating doesn't benefit you in the long run and I had to learn the hard way. Some may adapt math skills quickly than others, but that doesn't mean you're stupid. These reoccurring pessimistic thoughts are contributing to my failures and I'm so touched by this video because I aspire to be an aerospace engineer too. My passion for astronomy dominates over my failures and I will put in the effort to dedicate my life into something I love. Thank you.

@BlooCowz

5 жыл бұрын

I just failed an exam too. Your comment gave me hope :)

@farahhani28

4 жыл бұрын

i can literally relate to your comment, including my love for astronomy and the fact that i want to be an aerospace engineer too!

I just failed physics for the second time, but you’re right, I can do it! I will make every right decision to make my goal a reality. I will complete my goal to become a physics major. I really needed to hear this. Thank you. ♥️

@wallacerangel616

5 жыл бұрын

Harleyn Quinnzel if you fail again, and again and again, don’t lose hope. It’ll all make sense in the end

@yelena6827

2 жыл бұрын

I got my physics paper today .I got the Lowest marks in class and I am actually failed in it.

@saraeissa4954

2 жыл бұрын

I'm inspired to learn physics because its such an interesting subject and its honestly such a powerful field

@Brainjoy01

10 ай бұрын

I have failed this math class 3 times and I need to ask permission from the college to try again. If I fail again I will have to go to another school for that one class. I don’t care I’ll do it

I attended an engineering college were I did not succeed. My mindset, my internal image was not aware of my capabilities. As I near the age of 57 I want my life's goal to be the completion of my BS in Aerospace Engineering. Mindset is everything.

@kpmarete1984

6 жыл бұрын

William Gallant You Can! You should! This fellow CoCreator Believes in You Mr.Gallant! Cheers to you📚📕📖💡📖📕📚🏆🥇🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🥇🥇

@volcom05345

4 жыл бұрын

Omg thank you. I dropped out of college studying Mechanical Engineering and now Im back in college at 33. I havent been a student in over a decade. Everybody tells me that I'm too old and need to just get a trade job. I will become an engineer and it is never too late to go back to college.

@ganbatte1260

Жыл бұрын

@@volcom05345 hey how is it now? Im 27 now and already a holder of bachelor of mechanical engineering. I really want to study aerospace engineering or physics but i ithink i should take another undergraduate degree, i dont know if i can straight go take master in aerospace, i think its too hard. The "too old" mindset keep haunted me. Because if i take amother undergraduate, i wont have income in the next 4 years. So how are your study going?

I used to watch this video almost everyday back in 2019, I was failing my majors calculus and Computer Science. At some point I never even thought I would graduate, had spent 4 years at university, graduated 2021 with a Computer Science degree only 6 years later. Now I currently work as a Software Engineer at a Big Tech company. Don't give up. No matter how hard it may all seem.

i failed at my tests , my family and my friends are discouraging me, i compare myself to other students , my thoughts are not my friends, im just a loser 😔😔😔 and here i am the motivational side of youtube , to boost my confidence a lil bit :(( .. .. everyone who can relate , dont worry u r not alone , we can go through it, lets try to be positive .. 😔😔

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the other side where everything is possible 💙.

@adamahmed52

2 жыл бұрын

Hows it going?

She is speaking nothing, but truth on the mindset part. ~Smile!

@paulaplugaru

5 жыл бұрын

Ciecie Newson why that comma?????????????????

Saving for my daughter who is having a hard time with algebra class. Thanks

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Pamela Woods no problem this is definitely a message worth hearing!

@karolinabobrik2633

6 жыл бұрын

God bless. Math is hard. My tip-get a good tutor. I was 3 out of 10 in math but then I started going to the tutor I got 9 out of 10. Maths depends on a teacher and nobody will prove me otherwise. Finding good teacher and that’s it. See liz Murray ‘s story. From homelessness to Harvard. Yes,hard work but her teachers were aspiring

@mayumimori3279

5 жыл бұрын

I hope your daughter is being good in maths now.

@Surfing566

3 жыл бұрын

@@mayumimori3279 me too

She is a strong, dedicated woman. Instead of sitting down, complaining, and expecting the government to take care of her, she carved out her own path, and took on one of the most challenging educational field possible, Rocket Science, and she came out with success. This is what society needs, men and women like her, not the ones who want free stuff from government, and just sit around and complain all day. This was a great video.

Might be failing my last semester in college, this is what I needed to hear. Thank God for this woman!

This is it. "When you are aware of yourself". Thank you soo much. I was seeking for this answer.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Ved Vikas, exactly this speech is full of incredible wisdom! In a lot of ways she is talking about mindfulness and being present in the moment, fully aware of our thoughts, controlling our confidence, and the need to change our mind to grow and learn 💙💙💙.

@VedVikas

6 жыл бұрын

PeterbestIq Lockbart, Awareness doesn't stop you. It gives you the limitless possibilities to explore yourself. It opens up the doors for you.

I applied for a senior position at my company, after contemplating for months if I was good enough or smart enough to do it. Just applied to 4 of those positions.. I’m going to put it out to the universe that at least one of those positions are for me!

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+LoveRose Goddess, you are far more capable than you give yourself credit for! Allow yourself to be confident and successful 💙.

@lexi6797

5 жыл бұрын

Did you get the desired position?

@FantasyBarbie

5 жыл бұрын

Did u get the position

@Surfing566

3 жыл бұрын

Did you get the position

This was my mathematics professor!

@jalalhassan6897

5 жыл бұрын

Bobby Reyes liar

@darkpandalord3844

5 жыл бұрын

@@jalalhassan6897 do you have proof he is lying?

i have to watch this video at least 30 times to get it pinned in my head

@HEZO0

6 жыл бұрын

If that's what gonna help you achieve what you're worth having - do it!

@perfectlycreated4191

6 жыл бұрын

IWontTakeLifeForGranted then do it!

@biancaaguglia3742

6 жыл бұрын

There's nothing wrong with that. We need a little bit of positivity and inspiration every day. They are like food for the mind. Even the most motivated people (who are passionate about what they're doing) need it - just like they need food for their bodies. :-)

@breannanouveaux5132

6 жыл бұрын

go ahead. if it was something FUNNY or about sex, we would watch it hundreds of time, wouldn't we? enjoy.

@MooBerry2009

6 жыл бұрын

IWontTakeLifeForGranted same

Slapped me like a bitch. Literally crying rn...😭 I really needed this, maybe something that is stopping me is really my thinking; my thoughts. I think i know what i gotta do..i dunno why but while listening, i got an image of what i was doing wrong. Tysm for the video. ♥

@janicechee3720

6 жыл бұрын

Nâmî I wish you all the best. When we are aware what we do wrong, we can change our thinking to do it right. Wish you the best for your mental shift

@nami7305

6 жыл бұрын

Janice Chee Thank you ♥

@aozp1451

6 жыл бұрын

Nâmî I cried too bro 😭😭 Really needed this video too. I am struggling student... but I'll never give up 💯💯 Aim for excellence Nâmî!!

@nami7305

6 жыл бұрын

Billy Lampa Same goes for you dude! I love your optimism! I hope your struggles come to an end soon. (:

@ibrahimammar66

6 жыл бұрын

Nâmî I can relate to this.

I'm in tears right now, all my life I stop myself from being challenged Because I was afarid of not being good enough. I am at a point in life I'm ready to step out side of my comfort zone. To be the best me I can . Thank you so much for this video. 😭😭❤❤🤗🤗

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Learninghowtorebuild, you can do it! You are capable of way more than you give yourself credit for, step boldly forward and don't look back.

@emydan

6 жыл бұрын

Learninghowtorebuild cheering you on and praying for you.

She's powerful, charming and smart. I love her 😍

The power of self awareness

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Botho Dijeng exactly, when we understand ourselves we begin to change!

I’m gonna do it no matter what comes my way✌🏻✌🏻

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+swaraj kadam a positive attitude is half the battle 🙌🏼.

I'm in awe and in tears .Like, she is me I failed physics and math my first yr of uni .... then I knew I failed, not because I was dumb but instead because of fear and doubt and also lack of math skills. I gave myself no option the following year did 5 courses: 2 math, 2 stats and econ. I didn't even take math seriously until after I got accepted into university. Failed math 3 times prior to uni ..... Now I'm near completing an Econ. and Statistics major with 30 credit free elective math courses. *Information changes situation, but also information changes how you see and understand the world around you. I'm an avid believer in that.*

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Ajoeanna Brown thank you for sharing your story! I agree, knowledge is power and the more you are open to understanding yourself the more you will succeed 💙.

@zahriarhyne5967

6 жыл бұрын

Motivation2Study thank you and you're very welcome.

Wow what powerful revelevation - you can gain smart brain at any age.

"I had to change the way I thought about things. When we realize that we have a choice to change how we think about things, that is how we unleash the power that is within us." - Olympia LaPoint This is an incredible speech from Olympia LaPoint on how she had to literally change her thought process in order to realize that she had the ability to first get into University and then go from a failing student to graduating top of her class in Rocket Science. Our first video on our 2nd channel will be released in a day or 2 with more to come following it! Join us over there: kzread.info/dron/G8h3e-5W2athsBBBwJIY1w.html Subscribe for a new video every Sunday: bit.ly/StudyMotivation Olympia LaPoint: kzread.info Tom Bilyeu: kzread.info Help translate/caption this video: kzread.info_video?ref=share&v=iO6lvhUFLJY

@yohan-electwordofguardthem9173

6 жыл бұрын

Motivation2Study Luv it All Will be on your Show soon to exchange treasure'$ To all great Show.🌌

@VoidCraftingServer

6 жыл бұрын

What she said about age is right.. and wrong. It's true that anyone has the potential to change at any time, but most people don't change because they decided to, they change because their world changed, and that's more prominent when you're older. The more time you spend doing something wrong the harder it sets in your brain and eventually it will set like concrete, you will get so used to do the same things and thinking the same way that it becomes you. That does not mean you can't change it, the way I'd recommend you look at it is if your brain sets like concrete, you're 50 years old and nothing seems to change then you can still change how you think by melting that concrete down to nothing and starting over, that's what you do when you can no longer mold your brain the way you want it. On the other hand if you spend your whole life looking to change yourself, to adapt and evolve, then you can keep your brain soft and malleable, not literally of course! The best example I can provide is video games, people spend 1000's of hours playing, trying to improve and change the way they think so they can get better. Some people don't improve because they don't have the motivation, but the people that really want to get better either need to completely change the way they play and think, because it's not possible just to change 1 thought and expect it to make a difference to how good you are. There's people that are really bad, really terrible players, and these people play games loads, they might be better at one game than another but they don't get better, the reason is because they're stuck, because they spent so much time playing the wrong way that it only gets harder to start playing the right way. The final point, there's people that start doing something and it appears like they was born to do that thing, the appear as a genius, like they didn't have to work for it. Why is this relateable? Because MOST of these people started at a very young age, when their brains are empty husks, then said person starts doing something, playing an instrument for example and not only does their brain learn to love that, it also creates a perfect mold, their brain is so fresh that it just sets itself to that one thing, just because someone is young doesn't mean are brains are less powerful, an young brain can do this amazing thing and figure out exactly how to be really good at something just because there's nothing to hold them back. That does not mean said person will be smart, BUT, this is a huge point, if this person, say they're 10 years old and they stop playing the instrument at 15 for example, they could come back to it in 30 years and they would more than likely be able to get good again. Maybe even better than everyone else, even though it's been years. All because their brain learned to develop that way, their early brain probably saw playing that instrument as "survival". So you can always change your brain but it's not possible to do a full reset, you always have to work with what you've got, play to your strengths, but we can still adapt, are brains are even more powerful than we give it credit for, they can do amazing things when you figure it all out, but be flexible, based off everything I have said the words I would use is, "change the mold" if you cant do something no matter how hard you try it's because your brain learned to do it a different way, anyone can learn ANYTHING, ANYTHING at all, BUT, everyone learned in very different ways, everything that ever happened to you trained your brain to do something different and it's not always right, that's just how we learn to survive and we learn to survive of course at an early age taught by our environment and the people around us. So if you think your not capable of something or someones better than you it usually doesn't mean they worked harder for it, that's the truth, not many are capable of this kind of change, and even if you understand all these things like me it's still not easy, it's like walking on a tightrope. But we can adapt slowly to a new environment or new people, this is what we're best at. Final point, if you struggle with the motivation to do something more often than not it's going to be because what your doing isn't in line with your values, the way your brain wants to think and the way your brain thinks you should survive. So when you struggle with motivation don't think it's because there's something wrong with you, your brain is just rejecting what your doing, if a 10 year old picks up an instrument and his brain gets invested enough in it and he learns to be good, at that point it's probably going to be the main focus point for the rest of his life, he will probably find it easy to pick up other instruments or maybe do stuff in music and he'll find it not only easy, BUT FUN, he will want to do it, this is what I mean by motivation, motivation isn't some magical resource, or something that you can just change, you can't just decide to be motivated to do something, so the 10 year old who's brain learned that playing an instrument is the way to survive will always enjoy playing that instrument when many other people will hate it. This is where the luck comes in, the guy playing the instrument people will probably think he's perfect, people will think he's better than they are themselves, he might be famous, etc etc, and that's how it all works. So this is the reason I'm giving anyone reading this to feel good about themselves, don't look around the world and see talented and famous people that are better than you are, it's a pathetic ideal to say we're all created equal. But if you spend your life thinking everyone else better than you for the wrong reasons that'll hold you back the most. Also something I missed about motivation, if you want to get motivated for something and be successful with it you have 3 options. 1. Keep doing it, push yourself and try to push past your limits to do the thing you want to do and get better at it, the brute force approach, this can work, it seems that most people take this path seeing as half the motivational quotes I see are something silly about "pushing yourself till you drop dead". I would say this is the best way of changing yourself fast.. It's probably the easiest option, you can't reset your brain like this but if you push yourself out of your comfort zone and push your limits then you can force yourself to adapt, everything is about survival, your brain just wants you to survive, the hard part about this option is that you're already surviving, you don't have to do anything else to survive, you might try to push yourself and feel terrible just because your brain thinks it goes against your "survival", so of course it feels shit. But if you push yourself then over time you will adapt, you will force yourself to adapt, but the change will be more permanent and you will only be changing how you survive. 2. Train your brain in every possible way to the point where you own every thought, every emotion and can decide exactly what you want to feel and do, I don't really have much details on this but I know it's an option, I'm not sure if anyone's managed to do this to it's upper limits yet in the history of the universe, this is the hardest option and it might take 30 years to obtain with a high probability of failure, the further you walk down this path the thinner the path you're walking becomes, it gets easier to fall, if you let the things people say to you and the world around you make a single decision it can push you down a different path. (I'm 20 now, this is what I'm going for, here's to hoping I can find the way by 50!) 3. Easiest option! Figure out exactly what you want to do and why, find the thing you enjoy no matter what it is, how silly or pathetic it sounds and find a way to live off it, this is essentially like finding something to fit the mold(your brain), you might really want to do something but can't get motivated for it, because your brain rejects it, that doesn't mean there's nothing for you, if your dream isn't worth it you can let it go and work hard to find something you really enjoy, if you can make that thing into a living you can be happy doing this forever. This is the option where you don't have to change yourself, you keep the same mold, you just need to work hard to find something that fits into the mold. 4. (SECRET OPTION)! Go back to sleep, keep doing the same shit, never change and leave your life down to chance! This is NOT the easiest option, this is HARD! Harder than any of the other options by miles. But it's the safest :) No matter what you need the right mindset, and you might want to think about changing your circumstances / environment first and the people that you know / talk to often if you think they will hold you back, no matter what approach you take if you're surrounded by the wrong people that don't support the you that you want to be then it'll cripple you. To end this wall of text on a positive note. Just remember you can do anything, even if you have drawn a shorter straw and the odds seem to be stacked against you that doesn't mean you're any less capable than anyone else, there is ALWAYS a way around, you might have to find another way, climb over or even find a way to tunnel through to the otherside, but there's always a way. Never think you're worse and NEVER think that you are better!

I cried when she said "Do It". It literally goes down to my spines. Thank you for sharing your journey it will be a great help to me and everybody who needs that tool.

2 years ago,math was my biggest problem....i worked my ass off, and got accepted in med school thanks to the inspiration she gave me 💖you've change my life madam , thank you

I have dyslexia and dyscalculia. Tested both positive. As a kid, you really feel stupid when you’re different in the way you’re capable of learning. A teacher once laughed at me, saying “ah, so you’re double handicapped.”. It keeps hunting most people for the rest of their lives. Instead of learning kids this “learning disorder” is a bad thing.. they should learn them to be blessed. Due to my “disorders”, I’ve developed a strong power on seeing solutions were others see problems. I’m used to work-around things to make the same things happen. Now I found my passion with purpose which I see myself doing for the rest of my life. Trading stocks. Ironic, right? Well, for me, it isn’t. I’m learning through video’s because I’m no reader person. I always make a trade plan because I need to take the time to calculate my risks. I know failure is key in learning because I failed a lot. Bottomline is.. don’t let anyone tell you what you cannot do. You are unstoppable.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+EverythingInUse your story is incredibly inspiring because you didn't give up or give in to negativity! Thank you for sharing it with us, I believe you are unstoppable because of your winning attitude 💙.

@EverythingInUse

6 жыл бұрын

So kind of you to say! I'm really enjoying your video's. Very deep insights coming from great minds as yourself. They're helping me and others a bunch : ) thank you

@karolinabobrik2633

6 жыл бұрын

What kind of idiot would laugh at a disabled person. That’s so smug

I'm a 36 year old second year physics student failing a math class for the first time 😭 and lately I've been doubting my decision to major in physics. I seriously needed this video at the moment. Thank You.

I'm truly glad that this video appeared in my recommendations. I'm a freshmen in college majoring in Mechanical Engineering and already sometimes I feel like I'm not going to be as successful as I want myself to be at it. But, this video motivated me to keep trying and think differently about where I stand. 💙

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Vienna Banez, considering how difficult it is to get a video to show up on the side bar I'm really glad it made it there for you! The first couple years in Engineering will definitely challenge your resolve, and the sooner you commit to giving your best effort no matter how many times you fail and no matter where you fall on the curve the better. Believe in yourself and you will surprise yourself 💙.

@user-gl3lr6gd3l

5 жыл бұрын

That is what I plan to major as well. Math is hard for me. I have failed calculus twice and I get a feeling physics will be a tough subject for me as well. I only got one more chance and it seems that the good majors require courses like these. I don’t know what is expected ahead of me. I’m afraid of not being good enough. I’m afraid of being a failure.

@wallacerangel616

5 жыл бұрын

Sara XIII You’re not a failure. If you fail something more than once even a million times and you don’t understand the concept of it that’s ok. It doesn’t make you a failure. I’m the same way with math. Things don’t always click in my head right away no matter what but eventually it does.

@ayeshamoeen6432

Жыл бұрын

hey Vienna. I'm a college freshman thinking of persuing mechanical engineering too! It's been 4 years, how's it going?

@ganbatte1260

Жыл бұрын

How is it now? What concentration did u take in mechanical eng?

Olympia... what a name of success. ~~~

Brilliant woman

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Jed K. Thomas I couldn't agree more! 💙

@jkt360

6 жыл бұрын

KZread KZread Thank You 🙏🏾

@EdwinasBlessedChannel

6 жыл бұрын

Jed K. Thomas what’s her name

@t.l1357

6 жыл бұрын

As another woman of color in STEM, I love her courage. In almost 20 yrs, I'm always the only women of color in my immediate department. In college there were predominantly black women in my field but unfortunately many were never given opportunities to advance. I pray things change and we can see more inclusion in STEM. It's still a man's world. But you can contribute and make your own way.

I failed in my engineering exams, in India ppl judge u by ur backlogs and I taught that was the worst case scenario happned but this video taught me it's ok to fail and I made a decision right now no matter what I am gonna give my 100 prcnt!!!!thanks for my motivation

most humble and gentle successful person to motivate me in a while. very light energy and respectful of humanity. life goals.

Thanks I needed this today. I will never give up, no matter what. I failed but it will never stop me.

is anyone here using these videos to procrastinate?

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Fiona Cleary maybe watch our videos called "No Excuses" or "End Procrastination" lol.

@mercygachokawairimu

6 жыл бұрын

Fiona Cleary hehehehe

@zoemrubata2484

6 жыл бұрын

Lol no you’re not alone

@GABRIELA-yt5cn

6 жыл бұрын

Lol ...

@mcadenas8715

6 жыл бұрын

That’s how you procrastinate productively

I've learned at summer is that math is awesome and cool but when i back to school and the exams rains down the definition of math had changed from an awesome method to find out things to an complicated school material where no purpose for it just gaining high scores

Only smart people watch these type of videos, so if u are reading this you already are a step closer than anyone else to success. It is us that will make this world a better place. Future is ours. It's copied ,but I felt like I should share this...

@JasmineWorks

5 жыл бұрын

Cecilia C ✊🏽✊🏽

@Levernis

4 жыл бұрын

♡

This video just made me realise that I need to fulfill my dreams and there are certain things in my bucket list which can only be fulfilled if I get my degree with honours

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Shreya puthran, "To accomplished great things we must not only act but also dream; not only plan but believe." 💙France

This beautiful woman. I love this.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+💙C Mickie agreed!

Thank you! I'm all over this!

Im gonna be a computer Engineer! At first I was sticking with computer science bc of self doubt but this video and beautiful woman has encouraged me to go for it!! Changing my perspective here on out! Happy new year 🎆

I ever failed in my exam when I was 13 years old.My parents very dissapointed and give up on me.People keep said that I'm stupid,And You'll never success no matter how hard you try. Plus,my friends left me.I feel hopeless and Down,But after watching this video,I feel very confident and Hopefull to change my life.About 50 days,I work very hard and study with full of effort even People keep stoping me and Say that"It won't work."But i'm still work on it.And after a lot of hardwork,I success to be a best student in my school and Got Straight A in my exam.Everone was shocked and said"Is it true?"😂 And I was like"Yeah it's not a dream."Thanks to olympia lepoint.You are my Inspiration.May god ease everything in your life.💙

@anilaathomas

4 жыл бұрын

Which school 🏫?

@anilaathomas

4 жыл бұрын

I’m too 14 now

Bless this woman!! This made me cry because I can relate to some of what she said -feeling like you don't know your worth. What a strong and inspiring woman!

Loved it! "are we going forward no matter what is going to happen?" wonderful and inspiring!

This is incredible- the first half of this video narrates the mental trap I've been in for the last few years. You're my new heroine! Thank you for sharing your journey.

This woman is a good leader. We hear her words. Keep speaking to us.

show someone their worth when they can't see it...so beautiful...Thank You, Olympia LePoint.

I am finishing my bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, I currently feel that it was all more a way to show myself I was able to commit to something and get it done, cause I don't think I will work as a chemical engineer but I do think that I will apply every value I have learned: discipline, consistency, resilience, responsibility, team work, confidence... Don't forget it, it's all about learning and getting stronger 🙌

I can’t be indecisive anymore after watching this video. 😂

I love her she’s my hero, legit, she’s an inspiration to people in the most downward moments of individuals

i allways come back to this, so much respect and love to you tom and surely to olympia.

Ahh thank you for making this video! I'm always afraid to ask for help and I keep thinking that I'm a failure at mathematics. This video helped me a lotttt 😊 Hopefully I'll start thinking differently and start excelling at math and school in general.

@harshpal5848

6 жыл бұрын

Brenda Tieu math phobia ?

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Brenda Tieu glad to share it, start asking for help right away and don't stop...good luck to you! 🍀

@panwarhappy9368

6 жыл бұрын

Brenda Tieu hehe

@Michelle-je9jk

6 жыл бұрын

Brenda Tieu you're not alone I'm really bad at math :(

She give me chills Goosebumps so well spoken and gravitating is her words... special

So genuine and so real. She amazed me.

My grandfather told me when I was 8 years old that I'll be unemployed, unhappy person, addicted to cigarettes, drunker, and I'll abandon education soon. Today I am preparing to get my doctorate degree after 7 years of hard work. to be a father means to be responsible for what you say, how your features work, billion of sons over the world are in hard situation maybe because of a word was stuck in their heads.

BEAUTIFUL MIND INSIDE A BEAUTIFUL PERSON... GOD BLESS!

thank you for this ! Exactly what I needed

She transformed me in med school with only her words,and still her inspiration keeps me moving

@toinikandali471

3 жыл бұрын

Same

I’m at 12th grade.. last year I was at the bottom of the class. And now.. I’m one of the top students at school. I still don’t believe in myself enough .. but I’m working on it.. I wanna be a dentist just like my mom, she’s my role model, she believes in me when I don’t.. and reminds me that I’m capable of doing everything. I love her. She’s my hero. Thanks for sharing this video 🌸

thank you so much I failed last semester for the 2nd time and I was going to give up but I'm going to start studying and saving now to go back this summer and finish what I started! It is possible!!

her eyes are so powerful

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Katedza Tawanda I've always felt that 🍀our eyes are the window to our soul!💙

A form 3 student , recommended this to me and it was one of the purest, kindest gesture that brought me peace, happiness and enlightenment. Thank you precious soul for this message. ❤

My self esteem was punched in the face when I was in middle school. I was struggling in math which made them put me in a lower math class than everybody else. The teacher always told us that we weren’t good enough for normal people math. Moral of the story is I am now a high schooler and top of my class in math. Now I help others in math which gives me even more confidence in myself.

I failed my computer architecture class, and got a C- in algorithms this semester. I'm feeling so pissed off right now, but i will convert that anger into throttle that would take me to being an A student until i graduate. I know i'm smart, i know i'm capable of so much more, and i have decided to do it... PEACE, BEASTS!

I am so perplexed how life thows us into positions where we have no plans to be. As I listen to her speak of her love for Math and Science, but she failed it even after being tutored, I remember how much I hated Math yet I was an "A" student in Math. I won the Math awards in high school and in college. Then I started working at the college as a manager in Basic Communication and the Computer Lab. That was great until they added Math and sent students to be tutored in Math. So, I had to tutor Math too at the college. I was inducted into the International Honor Society at the Honors College on campus, and I graduated highest honors with distinction. Moreover, I graduated from graduate school top of my class, a summa cum laude, with the only 4.0 GPA. Yet, I could not understand why I did so well in Math when I hated it with a passion. To me, that was not smart at all because if you don't know how you can do something so well when you hate it so much, how would you be able to apply it? I realized I was lost! So, life goes on and I do other things and work in positions that did not require Math. Then life takes a different turn, forcing me to move. Getting jobs were never a problem for me because I had a few degrees and had no problems getting another one if I needed it. However, I decided to become a teacher. I wanted to teach Social Sciences, I had the credentials to become a teacher. So, I became certified to teach all of the subjects in Social Sciences, which is very broad. I was so happy, until I arrived to the school where I was assigned to teach and was told I had to teach "out of field!" Guess which out of field subject? YES, it was Math (Geometry)! 😩😖😠😡 I could not believe it! Then I had to teach Algebra, Trigonometry, and Statistics! Statistics and Calculus were my college bullies because they made me cry, until I saw "A" on my tests! Life knows where we need to be and why; thus, it must prepare us for it by taking us on surprise journeys. Today, my former students are finding me on Facebook and telling me that it was because of me they got through Math and did so well in college. Last month, I went out to lunch with a friend and one of my former students was working there. I did not remember her, but she certainly remembered me. She quoted something I told her in class that stuck with her. So now that I know why life forced me into a world of Math and forced me to do it well, I have a new question. Why do I still HATE Math?

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Gail Becker that is a great question because typically we like what we are good at! The fact that you preserved through the agony and managed to help so many students means that they were very fortunate. You probably taught it from a perspective they understood and you are a blessing in disguise 💙.

@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author

6 жыл бұрын

Motivation2Study After I finished watching this video, I watched one with Neale Donald Walsch, and he said God told him we are not supposed to live do things just for ourselves, but we are supposed to live and do things to help others. Just when we think we have the answer to a nagging question, that answer is followed by another question. Why me and why not a person who loves Math, or why not have me help people who struggle in subjects I love rather one that I hate? I love your videos because you have guests who actually have answers to so many people's questions, especially my students. They are enjoying your videos too. It is not difficult to see what God is using you for.

@Motivation2Study

6 жыл бұрын

+Gail Becker, thank you so much for your inspiring words because this is far more than a KZread channel to me it is a vocation! 🙏🏽

@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author

6 жыл бұрын

Motivation2Study you are welcome, please continue.

Brilliant talk Ms. Olympia.. That confident, articulate, sharp and assertive way of putting things, can generate hope and inspire many to shake off their failure and just keep going.. Thanks a lot..

I must have listened to this at least 100 times in the last year and somehow it still manages to make me want to get up and work for my dreams. Such a powerful and beautiful speech!

What a beautifull spoken words fullfilled with love. These are the words we should have all heard when we were young and innocent.

@corinaweber9014

6 жыл бұрын

Mama Vanhouda so true.

@emydan

6 жыл бұрын

Mama Vanhouda not to let, I was afried of writing in English I drop eng 101 for 11 years now I will be starting grad school in 2018 at age 54. But God.

@olusolaudom8786

6 жыл бұрын

Mama Vanhouda Where would you have heard this? spoken by who?parents? tutors? friends? family? well only if they knew any better, and not consumed in their own world. This is why I appreciate people like Olympia who is using technology to reach people all over the world not only young, STEM student but human in general irrespective of their age, to be inspired, to have quickened mind, and go for it.

Absolutely Amazing... I had goosebumps throughout the whole video!!!

Oh my god. I've watched a lot of motivational videos but I feel like this beautiful woman is talking exacly about me. I really needed this.

Such a strong woman....someone to look up to.

Great motivational video. I am inspired to leap into my dreams and follow my heart. I am an Engineering and i did it through the military, now i know what i am capable of and where i need to be in the future. Thank you for allowing me to think and it all boils down to heart and resourcefulness. Love life, be humble and kind and respect yourself.

she is just amazing 😇👏👏.The way she was describing every expects of her thought ,how she over come from her fear to the awareness about her surrounding👌👌👌 each word spoked by her shows her excellence in her thoughts .I AM impresse 💓🙏🙏🙏

Own yourself and always be true. You will do alright in this crazy messed up world. People will love you.

I love this guy so much, he always just listens and looks so interested.