Inspirational and catchy video mashup created from Schwarzenegger’s speech. Enjoy.

If you’ve had a tough day this is the video you need to see.

Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary had been invited to speak about innovation at conference held in Brussels. Hell, what a great speaker he is…

I hadn’t wanted to write about Jobs’ death. However, I’ve changed my mind after I watched his commencement address to Stanford 2005 graduates. I suppose that this speech has been published in every article about his death, but in the unlikely case that you haven’t came across it already, I hope you find it inspiring. 

Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.

Everybody needs a little help when it comes to motivation from time to time. I’ve put together a short list of great videos which always push me forward when I need it.

Do Your Stuff / Believe in Yourself videos 

1. Keep moving forward

Great speech from Rocky Balboa together with scenes from Snatch make a perfect motivational piece.

2. I am a champion

Speech given by a coach before a match. Coach’s speaking skills are extraordinary, indeed.

3. Failure is the pillar of success

In media we often see only people’s success stories. We don’t see that even successful people failed before their success came along.

Execute Your Business Now

1. Gary Vaynerchuk on Building Personal Brand

Intensive speech given by Gary at Web 2.0 Expo NY conference in ‘08. He appeals that you should do something you believe in. Even if you’re not interested in starting your business at all, the video is worth watching, since Gary is a truly amazing speaker.

2. Entrepreneur Golden Era

Again a video by Gary, this time from his show Next Wave. In the second part (2:10) he describes why it has never been a better time to start a business.

Energy boost

Sometimes all one needs is to pump up their energy levels. There goes an energetic video from apple store flash mob.

You gotta turn the world to your dance floor.

Here goes a tremendous speech given by the famous comedian Charlie Chaplin in his film The Great Dictator. It’s been more than 70 years since the film has been released, but the content of the speech is now relevant as never before.