Prison seems like a place for bad people, but throughout all the wars of our history, good men went to prison. They went to prison because they were fighting for something greater than themselves. These men were locked up, tortured, and oppressed. They weren't bad men, and they had families. However, life still seemed to trap them, as they fought. In today's world we are free because of what they did and what they went through. However, there example of fighting for freedom still exist in our everyday life. Everyone wants the good life, they all want to live in the big house and drive the shiny new car, or have all the latest things. Sometimes the desire for these things out ways our motivation to improve our lives, or better ourselves. It's like we are stuck in an endless cycle of broke, have a little, and back to broke again. The trail can seem hopeless as we trudge along being paid barely enough to keep your head above water, and never doing the things you've always dreamed about. We like to talk about those people on news like they just stumbled onto this success. We look at them and wish success would grab us up, and help us across the finish line. But what's the reality, what really takes place in these successful people's lives. Are they born with something inside them that you weren't born with? Did they have a special talent, or skill which was given to them, or they already possessed? It's tough to feel like one person has what it takes to succeed and still others feel so incapable of success. Some people feel smart, but don't feel like they can interact with people. Some feel like they are great with people, but in the mind they feel dumb. I've seen people who looked like a success on the outside, but inside were struggling with haunting fears like; "What if people find out I didn't finish school." When you think about it, nobody has everything they need to succeed. There will always be skills which have to be acquired, relationships that have to be made or mended, tools, resources, and obstacles to overcome. Instead of saying something cliche like, "You can do it!" I'd rather share with you real things you can do, to become a success. I want to give you tools to work on your greatest tool; your mind. Designed to show you how to motivate yourself, this book uses stories, and steps in a way that works. I have to warn you. Learning this information can do crazy things to your life. Once you know this information, you go from asleep, to awake. Then just like Spiderman, "With great power comes great responsibility." You have to know that when you receive this information, it's going to keep you up at night, it's going to shake you every time you try to make excuses for not living your dream. It's gonna mess with your head. In the end though, you will love it.