MOTIVATION WITH
MARCUS
LaMarcus Childrous https://motivationwithmarcus.myspreadshop.com/
LaMarcus Childrous is an American author and speaker with three published books. My Walk, Follow My Lead, and Motivation 101. His books are available at Barnes and Noble, Books a Million, Amazon, and Kindle.
He is a graduate from Tennessee State University, Grace Bible College, and Nwanis Barber Academy. He also studied at The University of Madinah, which makes him well rounded in religion.
He is recognized by BookExpo America, Combined Book, the Illinois Library Association, The African American History Museum and more.
Mr Childrous also uses his facebook profile Marcus Marcus and his facebook page Motivation with Marcus to promote motivation.
His values are Actual Facts No Guesswork, as he uses his physical deeds to add to his spiritual bank account.
Mr. Childrous's hobbies are basketball, writing rhymes, exercise, and spending quality time in the place that he calls "The Lab" where he focuses on himself.
His favorite rappers are Rakim and Twista.
Outside of work, he runs a food drive by feeding the homeless. He also contributes with various donations to shelters.
The brand that he lives by is Motivation with Marcus, God by Nature, and Purpose Driven, which is an apology for letting life pass him by.
Mr. Childrous is working on his fourth book titled Purpose Driven and aspiring to be a YouTuber to further promote motivation.
He loves laughing, joking, and spinning in circles.
Actual Facts
No Guesswork
Is your belief system your very own? My experiences are what I promise you. My integrity can be checked against my soul.
Motivation
"If we are not connected, it would be like trying to ride a bike without a chain. The sprocket will not be connected to anything and we wouldn't get anywhere."
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I was watching a football Superbowl one year and the team that was playing was Seattle. It came down to the play on the goal line. In this particular game, the running back Marshawn Lynch needed only 1 yard to win the game. It was second down; it could be argued that Seattle would have had 3 times to score and win the game. What play did the coach call?
In my humble view, it was the worst call that I ever witnessed. He called a pass play right across the middle of the end zone. Guess what happened to that pass? That’s right you guessed it. It was an interception by Malcolm Butler. This play was for the Super Bowl. Some would even say that the coach wanted the quarterback to make the winning play and he could have gotten the MVP of the game. One can also make an argument that if Marshawn Lynch would have gotten the ball and made the touchdown, he would have been the MVP.
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