Six Rules for Success | Gilbert W. Fellingham | 2021

BYU professor Gilbert W. Fellingham presents six rules for success in life from the perspective of a statistician and coach.
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[@username.Username415]

An amazing talk! I thank the Lord for his Gospel teachings !

[@jolenetaylor689]

1 Focus Matters; 1A it’s easy to be fooled by what is important; 2 There is no substitute for hard work; 3 Develop your talents; 4 Little improvements can have big benefits; 5 Always be willing to grow. Mistakes are mandatory; 6 Don’t make excuses

[@colette8694]

Thanks for the outline so quick to snap a pic and file 👍

[@jeanniedymond2064]

Thank you Joleen!

[@matthewpitts3212]

Everyone in the Country should hear this talk! Our Society would improve 100 fold.

[@mader348]

Wow,thanks needed this. Y'all know the timing is perfect.

[@haroldgardoci3226]

This is a wonderful speech. Great reminders both for temporal and spiritual needs.

[@franckbunda]

It is powerful

[@daniellee6080]

I hate how ppl make that assumption about Father Adam trying to blame eve. I don't think he was blaming Eve, just trying to explain exactly what happened!

[@tecumseha]

*6 Rules for Success*
1:37 - 1. Focus matters. It's easy to be fooled about what is important.
4:33 - 2. There is no substitute for hard work
6:28 - 3. Develop your talents
9:15 - 4. Little improvements can have big benefits
10:59 - 5. Always be willing to grow; mistakes are mandatory
13:31 - 6. Don't make excuses

[@richwood2741]

I can tell there is a lot of good spiritual messages in this talk but the focus on sports is just too much. If you enjoy sports this is a talk for you. But if you are like me and have zero interest in sports then this is a very annoying talk.

[@jenniferwilkinson9340]

Just take it the way the speaker means it. You can use these in other areas and career paths in life.

[@ludovicchristopheoccolier6993]

Wonderful