If you think
you have hard times and difficulties in your life there is nobody who can help
you but you need to get over yourself and start to think like an ant. We are
all familiar with ants; there are so many of them down the dirt and soil
everywhere especially in the summertime. They never give up despite any
obstacle that stands in their way. You don’t see an ant felt discouraged with
its head down and go back to its hole ruminating
and worrying, never.
Imagine what you could
accomplish if you would just say "get over yourself" and have a never
quit philosophy like an ant. If the ants are headed somewhere you can't stop
them. They will climb over, they'll climb under, and they'll climb around. They
keep looking for another way until they find it. They never run out of food and
shelter.
Often people
attempt to live their lives backward: they steal, rob, swindle, corrupt, and
defraud to earn a living. Others beg because they are lazy to work. They try to
have more things or more money without sweating on it. But that’s not the way
it actually works in life. You must sweat it out in order to have a decent life
for you and your family.
For your
inspiration here, let's look into the lives of some brave and extraordinary
people that in spite of being disabled they are considered living legends in
their own way and deserve a salute for their indomitable spirit:
Jeff Fabry
At 15, lost his arm and a leg in a motorcycle accident but he is one of the
world’s best archers. He’s a five-time Special Games world champion, a
three-time Paralympic medalist. What makes his talent unique is that he
mastered the art of firing arrows. But how could anyone pull an arrow with one
arm? Fabry found a way to do it. He pulls the arrow back with his teeth by
biting on a mouthpiece that he made from a nylon dog leash.
Another one
is Ibrahim Al Husseini Hamato is an Egyptian Para table tennis Champion,
winning several honors over the years, including the silver medals in the
African Para table tennis Championships in 2011 and 2013. Hamato lost both his
arms as the result of a train accident when he was 10. But how could anyone
hold a racket in a table tennis with no arms? Hamato had discovered a way by
holding the handle of the racket with his mouth.
This one is
unsurpassed; a man named Thana from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, India is an
inspiration. He was paralyzed for life due to a terrible accident. But he
rebuilt it in an amazing way. Thaha is making umbrellas and other products and
earns his livelihood lying in his bed. He used Facebook as his flat form to
sell his self-made umbrellas.
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