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

Seriously been dancing to this song all morning! If you haven’t danced it up yet, blast this song and you’ll be good to go!

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

It’s crazy to see how far apple has come. I’m mean just look at the giant brick! I love how everyone freaks out when when the Mac talks haha.

If you want to be innovative then you definitely need to study Steve Jobs. Talk about a Genius

Your Ninja Sensei,
Steve Schuitt

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3 Foot Giant Trailer

I’ve met Sean a few times going to seminars a couple of parties and he seriously is one of the most inspirational guys I know.

If YOU think you can’t succeed or you think you have it bad, then this is where I hope you realize that there are no and I MEAN NO EXCUSES for not having everything you want for your self and your life.

Expected to die at birth, Sean Stephenson has faced an army of reasons to give up and countless opportunities to embrace pity. He suffered more than 200 bone fractures by age eighteen, reached a height of only three feet, and is permanently confined to a wheelchair. Despite his challenges, he took a stand for a quality of life that has inspired millions of people around the world, including Tony Robbins, Richard Branson, and President Clinton.

Sean has had more life adventures than most people who are twice his age. He worked on Capitol Hill for a U.S. Congressman and in the White House alongside President Clinton. He has also testified in front of the United States Senate on two separate occasions, traveled the world as a professional speaker in 11 countries and 47 states, is a board-certified psychotherapist, and has just released a new book called, “Get off Your ‘BUT’: How to end self-sabotage and stand up for yourself.”

You might have seen Sean on The Oprah Show, CNN News, CBS News, WGN News, C-SPAN, the Discovery Health Channel, Jimmy Kimmel Live, or in the Washington Post or the New York Times.

With all that being said, when you get to know Sean you realize all of his struggles and accomplishments are not what defines him as a man. It’s his love for life and unending pursuit to rid the world of insecurity.

To Learn more about Sean and his new show visit:

Sean Stephenson’s Blog

Your Ninja Sensei,
Steve Schuitt

P.S.
Leave a comment below and let me know what your biggest “But” is that is stopping you from success.

Gotta love Jordan! It’s crazy how we let failure stop us from really doing what we love, but it’s the foundation to great success.

Fail forward fast Ninja and you’ll run out of things to fail at and success will rise to the top

Your Ninja Sensei,
Steve Schuitt

www.tubeninja.com

Lewis Gordon Pugh has swum in every ocean in the world, and was the first person to swim at the North Pole, where the waters are below zero degrees centigrade (which is the freezing point for fresh water). Pugh uses his extreme swimming feats to shed light on issues of worldwide importance such as global warming.

Pugh teaches us that you should strive to push yourself to your limits.

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Ben Underwood is blind, but he gets around almost as well as people who can see, and even plays video games with his friends. That’s because he’s done something that’s very unusual: Ben Underwood taught himself how to echolocate. Underwood has trained his ears to listen for the echoes that tongue-clicking sounds that he produces make as they bounce back off of objects. He then processes that information to figure out where physical objects lie around him.

Underwood’s inspirational story proves that no obstacle is insurmountable.

This is definitely humbling and makes you thankful for the small things that we take for granted. Be thankful for what you have now and every thing will fall into place.

Geoffrey Canada at Gel 2006 from Gel Conference on Vimeo.

According to Geoffrey Canada the American school system is broken when it comes to teaching children in inner-city schools, and most people wouldn’t disagree with him. But Canada’s inspiring approach to fixing the problem is something that no one before him had tried — a complete overhaul of the social infrastructure. Canada created a “conveyor belt” in a Harlem neighborhood that touches the lives of children and their families from birth through college.

Canada shows us that sometimes you have to take a radical approach.