The Resilient Mind

Success is not instant! Its not something you can achieve overnight. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication, perseverance, and patience to achieve success. We often see people living their best lives on Instagram, traveling the world, and having fun, and we think that success comes easy. However, what we didn’t see is the hard work and dedication they put into their craft to get where they are today.

Michael B. Jordan is a perfect example of this. He is one of the most promising up and coming actors pushing himself up the ranks with his directorial debut and new film Creed III. He is currently one of the best in Hollywood right now, but he didn’t achieve that overnight. His last film took 3 years to produce, and it broke box office records on release day earning over $100 million world wide.

Its a testament to his hard work and dedication. He has come a long way!

The movie “Hardball” is where I first met him and until this day it remains one of my favorite movies and will definitely remain a classic. From there he did the hit series “The Wire”, along with a series of movies you can find on Amazon Prime. Finally, starring and directing in the 3rd installment of the Creed franchise which became the highest box office release of a sports movie in history.

In conclusion, success is not instant, and we should not compare our lives to the highlight reels of others on social media. We need to put in the work to achieve our goals and be patient with the process. Like Michael B. Jordan, success may take years, but it is worth the effort.

Check out his interview on the “Million Dollaz Worth of Game” podcast with rapper Gillie Da Kid and Wallo267

Michael B. Jordan on Amazon Prime:

• Fruitvale Station
• Fantastic 4
• Creed
• Creed II
• Just Mercy
• Without Remorse
• Fahrenheit 451
• A Journal for Jordan

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