If You Ever Felt Like You Couldn't Do Something That Most People Around You Do Easily, You Aren't Alone.
This favorite YouTube video might inspire you to think beyond your current physical state too.
- Our only limits
- Are in the minds eyesight
- Not in what we see
This haiku was written to encourage people who feel physically or mentally broken. Inspired by Nick Vujicic who reminds me that a Life Without Limbs is totally thrive-able!
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Danielle Deutsch
Danielle Deutsch believes all of us have the greatest super power ever - THE ABILITY TO CHOOSE! Some of us learn from our mistakes faster than others. Find a slower learner and give them a lift today! :-)
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