Motivational: Overcoming Disability
Mr. Webster defined disability as 1 a: the condition of being disabled b : inability to pursue an occupation because of a physical or mental impairment; also: a program providing financial support to one affected by disability ex. went on disability after the injury 2: lack of legal qualification to do something 3: a disqualification, restriction, or disadvantage.
But if we look closely everyone of us experience a certain kind of disability at a certain point in our lives. This may either be physical, emotional, psychological, spiritual, social, or financial disability. Here's a tip to overcome them.
Discover your unique talents
Improve yourself as best as you can
Show courage in the face of rejection and defeat
Accept your fate but never lose faith
Believe that you have a mission and purpose
Inspire others by your example
Let go and let God take over your life
Instill in you a positive attitude
Turn your weakness into strength
Yes you can if only you'll try harder.
Discover your unique talents
Improve yourself as best as you can
Show courage in the face of rejection and defeat
Accept your fate but never lose faith
Believe that you have a mission and purpose
Inspire others by your example
Let go and let God take over your life
Instill in you a positive attitude
Turn your weakness into strength
Yes you can if only you'll try harder.
posted by Emer at 4:43 PM
1 Comments:
Disability is interpreted differently in different cultures. What is considered a disability in one country may not be seen as such in another. For example, in certain states of the USA disability is defined as inability to find work.
All of us are disabled (unable to do something) in one way or another. And all of us have been (as children) and will again (if we live long enough) be dependent upon others.
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