For the first time, at your demand, Success TV and liveyoursuccess.com bring you entertaining and inspiring stories from great experts, gurus, artists, CEOs, and athletes. Their life stories are fascinating, but for those striving for a clearer path to personal success, they offer so much more. Our goal is to show that regardless of wealth, education, upbringing, ethnicity or gender, we all have in us the same potential to manifest success, whatever our own definition of that is, as the great leaders and thinkers we bring you.

What is your definition of success? For some, character drives success. Many believe that character is what spurs the determination of serial Tour de France winner and cancer survivor, Lance Armstrong. For others, like Martin Luther King, Jr., character supported tremendous courage.

Yet success does not spring from character alone; it can be developed or recognized. Best selling author Stephen Covey believes that by cultivating your spirit and learning to control both appetites and passions, you can “begin to choose the desires of your life.” And spirituality author Deepak Chopra maintains that success is a matter of learning to make peace with the present and stop yearning for the future or the past. These viewpoints suggest that, with a few workouts in the mental gym, we can tone our outlook and build a new future.

It begs the question, “Can you, too, achieve success? Does one graduate to greatness?” Our interviewers and editors dig deep to find real-life lessons and universal wisdom that can be applied by anyone. Or, as Intel founder Andy Grove says, “Your situation is what it is, but, how you deal with it will make a difference.”

We’re not satisfied with a single definition of success. Our content mirrors the balance we all seek, including career, wellness, relationships, spirituality and wealth. Look for hundreds of real-life lessons from inspiring successful people, such as:

Jack Welch on motivation: “Your job as a leader is to go around and pump self-confidence into people so they can be the best they can be. Your job is to make everybody feel six feet tall with hair.”

Bill Bradley (former NBA star and Presidential candidate) on purpose: “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you know why.”

Deepak Chopra on spirituality: “I don’t think success really ultimately is about achievement. Success is about having fun along the journey. And if you’re enjoying what you do … then success is a byproduct.”

Martha Stewart on relationships: “After I got divorced … I decided being critical is one of the problems. So I forced myself not to criticize. I think I lost 30% of my personality.”

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