The story of the young David slaying the giant Goliath contains within it many of life's principles for living, which are necessary for one to yield success. In dissecting this story it is my aim to pull out and extract from it some insights for living that will steer one, and especially our young people toward success. Not necessarily the successes of the world but success as it relates to the aims of righteousness and the goals of Godliness. Where it is not defined in terms of how much money one has or how many titles one carries, or how big the car is one drives, or how much gold is around the neck, or how often one's name is in headlines. But I'm talking about success in terms of an inner peace. Success in terms of a Godly prosperity, self-satisfaction and a Godly disposition. A success in terms of being all you can be after surrendering all that you are to Jesus Christ. So that no matter what you have or who you know or where you've been or what you've accomplished you can rest assured in knowing that because of the dignity that God has placed within you, you are somebody.