We all, whoever you are no exception, would have advantages and disadvantages. Sometimes these deficiencies appear more dominant than the advantages we have. Some people are so easily affected by the disease. Some others are so difficult to manage their finances. Others have difficulties to communicate and build a relationship, and much more.
Of these people, many who consider that the difficulties they face as a bad fate or destiny - but I emphasize here: not everyone. Some of them would face huge obstacles in his life and even the still struggling to achieve something that they dream. They rise above their shortcomings and do not let the lack of them is to limit them to go forward.
All of that is your choice, to think of it as fate / destiny or a challenge to be faced.
Some time ago I met an old friend. I first knew him as someone who is not good in communicating. Now he is quite successful in running his business network. He is frequent speaker in seminars in which he had run the business network.
I'm sure there must be at least one person from your friends who can stand upright on its shortcomings. Or maybe even your own. If so, acung thumb for you.
If you look carefully, actually a lot of people who face obstacles far more formidable than we have experienced. They may lose both legs, or they were born and live in extreme poverty. But whatever the difficulties encountered, you will always find people who can overcome these difficulties.
Here are some examples:
- Lance Armstrong, lost one of his testicles due to cancer and experiencing extreme pain in his body from chemotherapy in which he moved. But he was able to win the Tour de France 7 times - a championship of the world's most prestigious cycling race.
- Ringo Starr, drummer music group the Beatles. He comes from a very poor family. Always accompanied by his childhood living with illness and spends most of his time in the hospital.
- Helen Keller, at the age of 19 months suddenly became ill and then lost the sense of hearing and eyesight, at which time he was very actively learning to talk as a toddler age. He eventually became a renowned speaker and motivator in the world and became a lawyer for many social cases.
- Wilma Rudolph, as a boy suffering from measles, chickenpox, mumps, pneumonia and even polio. As a result of polio, his legs became very weak and the shape changed. The doctor said that he would never walk again. Wilma Rudolph was then recorded as the winner of three Olympic gold medals in the 1960 race.
- Mark Inglis, had an accident while climbing the mountain, causing his legs to be amputated. But after that, he climbed Mount Everest - the mountain of the world's.
The above examples are cases where people face extreme obstacles, and you may think it's easy for me to write their stories. But that's not the problem. The thinking is: what can you do behind your lack of, whatever it is.
As I mentioned at the beginning that we all have flaws, and even if you let go of the obstacles you face, you will always find people who can overcome these obstacles. You will only see the success they have overcome the same obstacles you are facing or are you just that successfully overcome these obstacles. Our attitude is that the main obstacles.
"Obstacles can not stop you. These problems can not stop you. Others can not stop you. Only you can stop yourself. "
- Jeffrey Gitomer -
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