At Pure Grind, we’re constantly inspired by hustlers that are working hard, kicking ass, and making a difference. Seeking motivation from others isn’t wrong, nor does it take away from your originality; in fact, it’s important to seek inspiration from those who are doing similar work as you. Motivational speakers have a major impact on the world. Their words are powerful and make you feel like you can conquer anything. And you can! Here are some of our favorite motivational speakers.

Gary V.

Gary Vaynerchuk is a Belarusian–American entrepreneur who has written more than five books on entrepreneurship, leadership, social media, and having an influence . He gained huge success in the digital marketing and social media space, leading companies VaynerMedia and VaynerX. Even as a teenager, he started making money by selling baseball cards and flowers. Always a money-minded businessperson, he took over his father’s retail-wine business and transformed it into a highly successful e-commerce company. Now he is known as the first wine guru of the YouTube era. Oh, he also loves the F-Bomb.

“Many of you are worrying about your years while wasting your day. You can’t expect 30 years of results from 30 minutes of work. You need to move fast, but understand your vision takes time.”

Tony Robbins

Tony Robbins didn’t always live a super successful or amazing life; his childhood was ridden with abuse and chaos. He left his home at 17 and started promoting Jim Rohn’s seminars. Eventually, he decided to become a motivational speaker himself. He is seen literally changing people’s lives in minutes. YouTube is filled with videos, but there is one that truly stands out. Tony Robbins cures a man’s 30 years of stuttering in just seven minutes! Talk about motivating!

Suzie Orman

Suze Orman is an expert financial advisor and hosts her own podcast that has been running internationally for 13 years. After college, she worked as a waitress and started investing in trading options. She became an account executive at Merrill Lynch until 1983, when she left to become a vice president of investments at Prudential Bache Securities. She knows it all, from retirement rules to women taking control of their money. A #1 New York Times bestseller, she has more than 25 million books in circulation that are available in 12 languages worldwide. Her podcasts are considered to help people make a connection between their self-worth and net worth.

Nick Vujicic

Nick Vujicic, or “the man with no limbs,” is an Australian born with Tetra-Amelia syndrome, which is a very rare disorder where a baby is born without all four limbs. No doubt Nick struggled with this condition, not only physically but mentally too. But his condition led him to find his own non-profit organization, “Life Without Limbs.” If you watch his motivational speeches on YouTube, you’ll learn how he’s adapted to life without arms and lengths. He doesn’t let his lack of limbs control his life. He can do what anyone else can do, even type 43 words per minute. Watch “No Arms, No Legs, No Excuses” when he said, “Beautiful things can happen from your broken pieces when you give your broken pieces a chance,” and you’ll feel like you are worth it and can accomplish anything.

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