He also advised the audience to set clear goals and keep them written down. Tuerack said behavior is limited by early conditioning. Parents often keep their children from going after their dreams, he said. Fear is also another big factor that keeps people from living out their dreams, Tuerack said. It is the number one thing that keeps us from living our lives.
Confidence comes from just doing it.
There are five things to do if you want to be successful, according to Tuerack. Successful people do what they love, have vision - put aside fear, think big, have goals and take action involving risk. The students were encouraged to participate throughout the presentation and challenged to learn. Miranda L. Woofter, freshman elementary major from Parkersburg, went to the presentation for credit in her speech class but left with much more. I learned to envision my goals, what I want and how to achieve them.