On his birthday his brother Logan who did have 1 million followers and was in college, told all of his friends to follow Jake to get 1 million followers for his birthday present.

You gotta want it : Paul, Jake, author : Free Download You gotta want it : Paul, Jake, author : Free Download

Like Jerome Jarre, his thing was to but a smile on people's faces and spread positivity, and Nash Grier (even if he's said some things.To get what you want, you have to want it from the bottom of your heart and give it everything you’ve got. I recommend this book to all the Jake Paulers or whoever likes Jake Paul and would like to learn more about him.

You Gotta Want It by Jake Paul - Books on Google Play You Gotta Want It by Jake Paul - Books on Google Play

My brother and I got lucky, but we were also prepared to take advantage of the opportunities that came our way—and then kick it to the next level. My parents lived three miles from each other, which made splitting time between the two of them pretty easy. Maybe you have been to the principal's office multiple times, were in wrestling, had to work really hard with your siblings, or really enjoyed making and posting funny videos online. By the time I was old enough to figure things out, my mom was remarried and my dad was into the ladies, and I didn’t feel the need to ask them questions. There are also parts that are less interesting, like Jake Paul's thoughts on being a teenage boy and noticing that girls are pretty (as you would expect, this book is verrrry straight), or just how many times he talks about pranking the public by jumping out of a hedge and yelling 'It worked!Jakes was trying to prove the saying “Always follow your dreams” because that is what Jake did and now he is a multi-millionaire from being a star on social media. This is a track for the movie Rocky IIIand is hands down one of the most energizingsongs of all time. Then I saw a video from Marcus Butler and one from Pewdiepie where they 'react' to Team 10's Everyday bro. We wanted to study the plays and our technique, and learn and grow from our victories—and our mistakes.