In the words of Mahlia Neely, success is not some abstract idea that comes and leaves inexplicably, randomly gracing some and skipping others. But rather, she says it is a definite, attainable entity that is only tangible if one makes it so. She says success is in front of all us, and that you have to see it, want it, work for it, grab it – and then you can celebrate, set it down and work toward the next success.

As for Dehron Smith, he believes everyone is equal which means nothing is impossible, and everyone should run their own race and not compare themselves to anybody. He believes in patience, and allowing your dreams and plans to develop.

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