Kinowear wants you to have your most successful year yet. We will continue to inspire you to be your best not only in style, but in achieving your goals.
Inspirational video featuring Giavanni Ruffin (running back for East Carolina).
Speech by Eric Thomas (AKA ET the Hip Hop Preacher).
Whatever you’re working on achieving, this video will pump you up to be better than yesterday.
Share one of your favorite inspirational videos in the comment section!
Well, 2012 is now halfway through.
How are you making progress towards your goal(s)?Â
“Giavanni Ruffin (Athlete) and Eric Thomas (motivational speaker) are back of “How Bad Do You Want It.” Ruffin has worked his way into the spotlight of many NFL and CFL teams and has chosen to start his career with the CFL. His never die attitude and TNDO lifestyle (Take No Days Off) will keep him grinding to obtain his goals.”
How hard will you work to reach your goal(s)?
Tomorrow is a new day. Make it count.
Stay sharp. Make moves.Â
The Kinowear Team
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Love it or hate it…2nd place gets the steak knifes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-AXTx4PcKI
Great video! I don’t think I’m sleeping tonight…
Loved the video. Lately I read a lot about what time to wake up and how schedule a day. It might be a coincidence that 85% of Fortune 500 CEOs wake up before 6 a.m – but I doubt that:)
Anyways, I would love to read an article from Kinowear covering the right day schedule and also, how to maintain only 5-6 hours of sleep.
http://starwinar.wordpress.com/daily-short-story/what-time-do-you-wake-up/
Keep on rocking!
I’d love to see something about Johannes Huebl’s style. He dresses very well. Simple, but elegant. I love it! He and Olivia Palermo are such a dashing power couple.
A great inspirational documentary that I saw is called “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”, which is about the worlds greatest Sushi chef. A down to earth 85 year old dude who loves his job. The best gems that I got from this film is “Choose an occupation and learn everything from it, then success will follow.” “I have been making Sushi for 40 years and I still feel like I have not reached perfection. I am always looking to see how I can improve. Becoming the best is sort of like climbing a mountain and not knowing where the top is.” I walked out of that documentary pumped. Hope it helps.