The Story of Success: The Talent Myth

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Presented at a SYPE luncheon Feb 19, 2014. We've all been told a lie, success isn't a destination or a certain point in time. It's a feeling, an attitude, a belief in a better future. When you're a part of something bigger than yourself, when you're putting a dint in the universe every day is dream, every day you're living success.

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the story of success

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what success isn’t…

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what is success?

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the happiest man in the world

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the difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge,

but rather a lack of will.

-vince lombardi

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the secret of life is to fall seven times and to get up eight times.

-paulo coelho, the alchemist

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but jeph, i’m not talented at anything I can’t be successful!

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the talent myth

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Mark Cuban

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Tiger Woods

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Michael Phelps

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there are no prodigies just people who work harder

than others

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every successful person was the

underdog at one point

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david wasn’t the underdog, the fight was more like this….

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vs

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being the underdog "

is a good thing

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start punching up a weight class

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do you think successful people have more hours in a day than you and I?

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it’s their habits.

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champions don’t do extraordinary things, they do ordinary things, but they do them without thinking, too fast for the other team to react. they follow the habits they’ve learned. -tony dungy

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what the hell is water?!?

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at a certain point in our lives, we lose control of what’s happening to us, and our lives become controlled by fate.

that’s the world’s greatest lie.

-paulo coelho, the alchemist

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do something

impossible

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timing isn’t an excuse

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these companies were all started in

economic downturns: Disney CNN MTV Hyatt Burger King FedEx

Microsoft Apple Texas Instrument 20th Century Fox Gillette AT&T IBM Merck Hershey’s Eli Lilly Coors Bristol-Myers

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failure is the road to

success

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Babe Ruth led the American League in home runs for 12 seasons…

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…he also led the league in strikeouts for 5 of those seasons

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the strikeout kings of baseball…

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1.  Reggie Jackson 2597 strikeouts

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2.  Sammy

Sosa 2306 strikeouts

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5.  José Canseco

1942 strikeouts

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so what is success?

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money?

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success is putting a dent in the universe

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success is being a part of something larger than yourself

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what’s your thing?

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go do something

impossible

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@jephmaystruck"strategylab.ca "

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