#American ninja warrior soundtrack series

The sense of purpose, passion, motivation, and adrenaline that courses through me in that final battle is the most exhilarating thing I know-the culmination of years of hard work. You'd think it would be the triumph of victory, and that's a great moment, butВ I love the inspiration of that moment right before-where you know you can do it, but every part of you has to be present and engaged. I think the 'edge of glory' is my favorite part of the journey. The lyrics speak for themselves, don't they? I also love that Mulan is the only girl in this army of men, and that she has to work so much harder to keep up in the beginning, but because she is so determined and disciplined, she ends up saving them all. We'll work harder than we ever thought we could, and push beyond every limit we thought we had, until impossible begins to feel plausible, then probable, and then easy. We're too weak and slow, and the journey looks insurmountable but we have to start somewhere. Let's get down to business, to complete this impossible task. It makes me want to get up and do stuff right now! The words remind me that now IS the time to seize the day, and the beat jump starts me into action. I try never to let fear of what people will think of me, stop me from doing what I believe is right. I'm a little crazy by many standards, but I follow my dreams, and do what feels right to me. There are several different definitions of the word 'crazy.' My favorite definition is: thinking and acting outside of the cuItural norms, and that's not bad. But if you're willing to do the emotional footwork to find and follow your own true inspiration, you will love your story. When I feel stagnant, I go outside and climb trees, run through a forest, or swim in the ocean-I connect with nature to 'let the sun illuminate the words that could not find.' You could plug into the standard normal story, and operate on auto pilot. Be open and connected to the source that brings you joy and ideas.if you can't feel the stream of inspiration flowing, remember what you were doing last time you felt it. Write your own story, because 'no one else can do it for you.' The possibilities are endless. It reminds me of how much beauty is in the world if I keep my eyes open. People are so amazing and different, and the ones in this song are all loving life, because they've found and embraced their passions. When I'm happy aware, and appreciative of the world around me, I'm more productive. If I'm not the best in the world, I'm still stronger, faster, and more capable than I would have been without that goal. Winning the Olympics would be great, but even if I fall short, the goal kept me motivated to train harder, be more disciplined, and constantly work to be better.

But I try to stay grounded in the understanding that the journey is more important that the destination. They keep me inspired, working hard, and pushing my limits. The original song always felt sad and whiny, but this one is fun and hopeful, and matches the triumphant feeling I get when I sing the lyrics. It sounds crazy and unrealistic, but I've found so many ways to fly in my life (gymnastics, flying trapeze, russian swing, wire work, pole vaulting, sky diving, high falls.) it makes me feel like anything is possible. I Believe I Can Fly - Me First and the Gimme Gimmes It's even better when there's a waterfall. I love the freedom and exhilaration of freefall-the anticipation of jumping off, the drop of the stomach as I fly over the edge, and the wind in my face as I fall.

#American ninja warrior soundtrack series

We invited Graff to assemble the latest in our series of Wonder Woman 75 th Anniversary playlists, and were thrilled when she not only agreed, but offered her thoughts on each song, which run the gamut from pop and rock to Broadway. But whether your comic book preference is for Amazons or Kryptonians, we think both would be very impressed with Graff, who may just be the closest thing we have to a real world super hero. SheвЂ™s also been spending time with another DC heroine lately, doing some behind-the-scenes stunt work on Supergirl. Just this week, Graff qualified for America Ninja WarriorвЂ™s Las Vegas finals, finishing second overall in last nightвЂ™s Los Angeles finals. Except for maybe Jessie Graff, the amazing stuntwoman and martial artist who made a splash when she became the first woman to qualify for the city finals on American Ninja Warrior (wearing a Wonder Woman-esque suit, no less!) With her greatly enhanced strength and remarkable dexterity, itвЂ™s hard to think of someone outside the world of comics whoвЂ™s able to do the things that Wonder Woman does.