Charles B. Beckert, popular speaker and family counselor, summarizes three keys to achieving personal success in the phrases I AM, I CAN, I WILL. Using colorful stories and examples, Brother Beckert illustrates the need to understand and apply each of these keys in our lives. His story of an angry man kicking a Book of Mormon down the street shows that some people don't know who they are- children of our Heavenly Father. He tells of Victor Serebriakov who, first labeled as 'dumb,' later became the president of MENSA. He also tells the incredible story of Felix Carvajal, a Cuban mailman who overcame unusual hardships to fulfill his dream of running the marathon in the 1904 Olympics. Brother Beckert lists five elements that contribute to our failures: failure attitudes, fear of failure, past experience, ignorance, and apathy. He also describes the six practices that help us realized success: visualize and simulate goals; establish a dominant, positive thought pattern; divide and conquer the task; identify and eliminate barriers; surround yourself with a positive support system; and trust in God.