To create a motivational video, here's an outline of key elements you can include:

Opening Scene (Inspiration): Start with a powerful quote or imagery that evokes the idea of overcoming struggles.

Example: "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." (Nelson Mandela)
Struggles/Challenges (The Low Point): Show relatable scenes of failure, hardship, or challenges. You can use visuals like people trying and failing, working late hours, or facing rejection.

Music: Use slow, dramatic music to set the tone.
Turnaround (The Spark of Hope): Show a turning point where the person or situation starts improving. The change in music here could be uplifting or energizing.

Visuals: A person running, training, working harder, or overcoming obstacles. Focus on persistence.
Achievement (The High Point): Show success, triumph, or achievement as a result of perseverance. Use vivid, bright imagery like a sunrise, victory pose, or crossing a finish line.