Success Anorexia Strikes 10 to 15 Million Youth In Schools Across America Annually.

“If you've got every one of the skills, GPA, talent and intelligence to ahead, but aren’t succeeding, it’s not because you’re afraid of success or sabotaging your success. It’s because you’re starving yourself of success. You have success anorexia.” Jamahl Keyes, Youth Leadership Speaker, Top Selling Author and Anti Bully and Character Education Assembly Speaker, begins his youth leadership assembly programs with these words. He was one of the first speakers to discover and talk about that 10 and 15 million students across America no matter their background culture or gender suffer from success anorexia, a severecondition that preventsan individualof excellent intelligence from succeeding or enjoying their own personal success.



“After studying different type of social disorders while teaching at-risk students in junior high schoolfor 8 years, I became shocked to find out that smart, creative, sensitive students starve themselves of success, just as some people with social disorders starve themselves of being social.” Explains, Jamahl Keyes, Youth Leadership Speaker, Top Selling Author and Anti Bully and Character Education Assembly Speaker.

The fivetell-tale symptoms ofstudent success anorexia are:

1. Being unwilling/unable to succeedor enjoy success around other students.

2. Starting an undertakingand completing it with noshame.

3. Blaming other students for anyof your shortcomings or failures.

4. Never taking responsibility for onesactions.

5. Settling for mediocrity in every aspect of your lifetime.



Elementary, Junior high school as well as School students all over America have learned why and how to cure success anorexia using Jamahl Keyes, Youth Leadership Speaker, Top Selling Author and Anti Bully and Character Education Assembly Speakers The Magic In You 3-step student success approach. Jamahl’s strait forward simple to apply student leadership strategies have helped thousands ofstudents get focused, raise their self-esteem, self-image, confidence and carry on purpose having a purpose lives.