A brief motivational message by TJ Walker advising students to study broadly while reassuring those who do not get top grades (or are out of school) that grades do not determine their potential. The speaker cites Winston Churchill and Steve Jobs as examples and urges viewers to adopt the speaker’s habit.
2.65 grade point average.
If you're in school, study hard. Learn as much as you can from every single field. It will help you. But if you're not the person to get straight A's or you're already out of school, realize you still have huge potential. Winston Churchill was a very poor student most of his life. Steve Jobs graduated from high school with a 2.65 grade point average. So grades alone, good or bad, will not define you unless you let them. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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