This is a very interesting documentary that you gotta see if you are an Apple fan!

I’ve always wanted to know how apple got it’s start and this walks you through every stepping stone

Your Ninja Sensei,
Steve Schuitt

I am so pumped for this show! I made a bucket list a few years ago and it was seriously amazing how most of it came true.

I want to make another one and film it like these guys! Ssooooo Good .

Be sure to watch this show tonight Jan 18th @ 10 EST on MTV. It will definitely transform your perspective on life.

Here are a few of the things I want to do before I die:

1) Create an album and tour the world playing live shows in front of millions

2) Help 1 Million people live the life of their dreams

3) Create a lifestyle program for kids to prepare them for what they really want to do in life and NOT a shitty ass job they hate.

4) Sell a Powerful and Profitable Website to Google for $1 Billion

5) Learn to speak Spanish, French and Thai fluently

6) Hit a flaming Golf Ball into the ocean while wearing a kilt in Scotland

7) Eat 100 dishes of food from where it was originated i.e. (Eat Curry in India, Eat Sushi in Japan, Eat Potatoes in Ireland, Eat Bratwurst in Germany, Eat a Croissant in France, Etc.)

What are 7 things that you want to do before you die?

Leave them in the comments below

Your Ninja Sensei,
Steve Schuitt

So my buddy Errol Lawrence invited me last minute to T. Harv Eker’s Millionaire Mind Intensive in Long Beach, CA. And I gotta say no only was the Secrets of the Millionaire Mind Powerful, but the Intensive was great!

It really opened my eyes up to managing my money to develop more passive income streams that work for me. I highly recommend going to this event, it will literally transform the way you look at money and will help you make your millions a lot faster than anything else out there.

If you can’t make an event then get T. Harv’s book “The Secret of the Millionaire Mind”. I’ve probably read it like 20 times already and still learn something new every time!

Leave me a comment and let me know how you liked the video. thanks

Your Ninja Sensei,
Steve Schuitt

Autistic basketball player Jason McElwain spent most of his high school career cheering his team on from the bench as team manager — until the final 4 minutes of his final game as a senior. McElwain didn’t waste any of his opportunity to get in the game, pouring in 7 shots and finishing the game as high scorer.

McElwain, who never complained about being left off the roster, shows us that attitude is everything.

This definitely makes me wanna play some basketball!

William Kamkwamba was 14 when he built a windmill from scrap parts in order to provide enough electricity to power 4 lightbulbs and 2 radios in his home in his tiny village in Malawi. Kamkwamba’s story first came into the global spotlight when he spoke at the TED conference. He recently did a followup TED talk.

This is a great documentary about a guy named Kim Peek who has a condition called savant known as a megasavant. He has a photographic or eidetic memory, but also social developmental disabilities, possibly resulting from congenital brain abnormalities. He was the inspiration for the character of Raymond Babbit, played by Dustin Hoffman, in the movie Rain Man. He is not autistic and likely has FG syndrome.

Very inspirational and interesting! Let me know what you think. thanks

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Your Ninja Sensei,
Steve Schuitt
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