A Little Less Aggrivation A Little More Satisfaction Baby

If you are looking for a man who was more about walking the walk instead of talking the talk, look no further than Mr. Elvis Aaron Presley. Nothing would discourage Elvis from his destiny.
Elvis grew up in borderline poverty, a loner, and an “average” student. Even his 8th grade music teacher gave him a “C” grade and basically told him he had no singing talent. But, instead of being disheartened, criticism only fueled the future King’s fire. The next day, with guitar in hand, he surprised the class and sang his heart out for the teacher. She then begrudgingly admitted he was a good singer, but she still didn’t care for his style.
Elvis’ career was as hard and fast as a locomotive; he was always trying to outdo himself. His crazy schedule included touring, cutting records, making guest appearances on Ed Sullivan, Milton Berle, and Steve Allen, and 33 feature films. On top of that, he somehow he found time to get married, father a child, and service a stint in the Army.
Even when his health was deteriorating, Elvis mercilessly continued to push himself with an intense 1974 tour and he kept touring right up until his unfortunate demise. From childhood to death, Elvis never sat idly by while others lived their dreams; he pursued satisfaction and as a result, he is forever immortalized in our hearts.