Act Like a Success, Think Like a Success

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In his thirties, Steve Harvey faced the challenge of living in his car while pursuing a career in comedy. After months of hardship, he nearly gave up but received a life-changing opportunity to perform at the Apollo Theatre. Lacking gas money to travel from Tennessee to New York, he prayed for guidance instead of asking for help. Miraculously, a successful gig in Florida provided him with enough funds to fly to New York. Despite having nowhere to stay and carrying all his belongings, he remained optimistic. In his new book, Steve shares his “Pushback, Pushforward” philosophy, emphasizing that everyone encounters moments where they must decide to pursue their dreams or abandon them. He encourages readers to be ready for opportunities by continuously honing their unique gifts. Steve also discusses the importance of discipline, suggesting that those who sleep more than five hours are not serious about achieving their goals. He contrasts work with effort and richness with true success, advocating for the removal of limiting beliefs. This insightful guide, filled with personal anecdotes from his journey to becoming a $40 million success, is designed for anyone, from newcomers to seasoned professionals.