Helen Keller a woman Motivators

Helen Keller a woman who was blind and deaf, was born in Tuscumbia, Alabama, June 27, 1880, and died died in Easton, Connecticut, on June 1, 1968 at the age of 87 years. Helen is the winner of the Honorary University Degrees Women's Hall of Fame, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Lions Humanitarian Award, his story even won two Oscars. Helen Keller has also written articles and popular books, including The World I Live In and The Story of My Life (typed with regular letters and Braille), which became a classic in American literature and translated into 50 languages. He traveled to 39 countries to talk to the president, to raise funds for the blind and deaf. He founded the American Foundation for the Blind and the American Foundation for the Overseas Blind.

A self-motivated sentence ever uttered Helen Kehler is: Helen Keller Kehler his legendary motivator

It would be a blessing if each person could be blind and deaf for a few days during his grown-ups live. It would make them see and appreciate their ability to experience the joy of sound.

The translation is more or less "is a gift if every person who has suffered an adult blind and deaf few days. Accordingly, each person will be more appreciative of his life, at least at the sound"

No one wants born in such conditions. Helen Kehler If given the choice, she'd choose to be born under normal circumstances.

But who would have thought, with all its shortcomings was Helen Keller had a tremendous zest for life, and grow up to be a legendary. With all its limitations, it is able to provide motivation and encouragement to those living with disabilities like him too, such as the disabled, blind and deaf. helen hope all disabled people like him are able to live like normal human beings, even though it was very hard to do.

As an illustration, let us imagine for a moment if:

Ourselves ...... be a blind and deaf for two or three days, with closed eyes and ears for 2-3 days, did not see or hear any noise, ... for a few days that we can not see the beauty of the world, can not see the bright sun, blue sky, and could not even enjoy the beautiful music or favorite TV show on the soap opera.

Or try reduced the time for 4-5 hours ...

I am sure this will remind everyone, that we often forgot how to be grateful for what we have. Perfection that is within us, as a gift of the Creator!

Often what happens in our lives is complaint after complaint .... Until never appreciate what we already have. In fact it could be, what we have is a luxury that can never be enjoyed by others. Ya! Luxury For everyone else!

Let us ponder, how do people who do not have perfect legs and arms as well as Nick Vujicic (previous post)? So running is an incredible luxury for him. Helen Kehler has said, if he is allowed to see one day, then he is sure will be able to do many things, including making an interesting writing.

From here we can take a lesson, if we are able to appreciate what we have, things that already exist within us, of course, we will be able to look at life better. We will rarely complain and rarely feel hard! , On the contrary, we will be able to think positive and be a better person day by day.

The story of Helen Keller above that take inspiration from those who have physical limitations should be used as a spirit of self-motivation to achieve any success in life, more robust and resilient to face the trials and obstacles, as well as a reminder of gratitude for all that God has given to ourselves.