Hard work beats talent - Will Smith

Will Smith tells us that he doesn't feel that he is talented but that he just out works everyone else.This video goes with the school assembly from http://www.assembly-ideas.co.uk/

Will Smith - Ultimate

Actor Will Smith provides some excellent motivational advice on achieving your goals in life.

Whether you apply Will's mentality towards bodybuilding, losing weight, your career, improving your job prospects or simpy leading a healthier lifestyle and bettering your family life at home, one thing is for certain. You will see a whole new world of opportunity open up before your very eyes.

Much like Arnold Schwarzenegger's Life's Six Rules speech, this compilation teaches you how to succeed not at one specific thing, but with life itself.

Enjoy today's motivational interviews with Will Smith.

Golf - a short movie every one must watch

"Success in golf depends less on strength of body than upon strength of mind and character." -Arnold Palmer

With the golf season in full swing and the Open Championship upon us, we would like to share this light-hearted movie about one of life's hardest games. Whether you're a golfer, golf fan or simply curious about how golfers think, I know that you're going to love this little break from the heat of summer.

Days are long, but the years are short

This short movie reminds us that no matter how long the days may feel, they pass faster than we can possibly imagine. It reminds us to live in the moment before it passes us by forever... by retchen RubinG

Dance like no one is watching

Is leadership overrated? Well, watch this video of followers for some poignant lessons of leadership ... and followership. May you lead and follow with excellence! 

Green beans and Ice Cream

Green Beans & Ice Cream by Bill Sims Jr.

It was suppertime, and there they were again: Green. Slimy. Stringy. My worst nightmare—yeah, it was green beans all right again. By the time I was a four-year-old kid, I had already sampled green beans and concluded they weren't for me. The strings might as well have been wood chips, the way they caught in my throat as I tried to get them down. Mom was my boss, and I was her newest employee. We had a real labor/management crisis going on. She begged, cajoled and pleaded. But I was determined not to eat those green beans. So I crossed my arms, frowned, and pouted, figuring she'd give up and forget about green beans, as she always had in the past. But this time, Mom had a secret weapon. Now, there was something else on the table besides that dreaded green scourge. "Billy Joe, if you eat your green beans you can have some..." You guessed it. "Ice cream!" This sheer stroke of maternal genius changed my behavior forever. In a flash, I saw those green beans, not as an oppressive burden, but as a first-class ticket to that lovely ice cream. Sure, Mom got what she wanted—a balanced diet for her four-year-old. And I got ice cream. Pretty cool. (Thanks, Mom. You are the best!) I'm not sure exactly when or how Mom pared back the ice cream, but somehow I came to terms with green beans and accepted them for what they are—pretty healthy and tasty by themselves (oh, Mom learned to buy stringless beans, and that didn't hurt either). Mom had learned how to change my behavior!

True story of an army dad