<p>This is one question that many of us must ask ourselves every so often. Was I dealt a raw deal by life or by the limitations that I place on myself? Is the glass half empty or half full?</p> <p>I get allot of inspiration from reading about supposedly "handicapped" heros like Helen Keller or Steven Hawking. Do I keep it in perspective when I complain about not having shoes until I come across someone who doesn’t have feet? If I say "I can’t" aren’t I my own worst enemy?</p> <p>I believe it is all about perspective. When it rains do I complain about the mud puddles I might step in or do I look forward to the green grass and pretty flowers that are coming?</p> <p>You see, I know I can’t make huge break throughs in brain surgery but I know I can flip a burger or push a shopping cart. I believe that there is a spoke ratchet wrench for every "nut".</p> <p>I have a huge responsibility to take care of my three square foot part of this enity we call society or at least take care of my own little part of the universe. I believe that we each have no choice of whether or not we are going to effect others. Its like, I’m sitting in this Power Lifts using this computer while no one else can enhabit this same resource or space. If I walk down the street and smile at a passer by the odds are good that they will smile back. I have a choice of how i wish to effect this world positively or negatively. I believe that if I change myself then I change this whole world.</p><p> This is a question that many of us should ask ourselves from time to time. I was treated unfairly treated by life or by the limitations I myself? Is the glass half empty or half full? </ P> inspired me to ways of reading about supposed "off" heroes like Helen Keller or Stephen Hawking. Should I keep the right perspective to complain when they have no shoes, until someone who 't have their feet meet? When I say 'I can ' t "aren 't my own worst enemy? </ P> I think it's all about perspective. I complain when it rains the puddles of mud that may be involved or should I wait on the green grass and beautiful flowers that come from? </ P> You see, I know I can 't make huge break in the brains post surgery, but I know I can flip a burger or pushing a shopping cart. I believe that one key to everything. "</ P> I have a great responsibility to ensure a part of my three square meters of this enity called the company or at least care for my own small part of the universe. I think each of us have no choice whether we go for other purposes. Its like, I 'm sitting in this Power Lifts to use this equipment, but nobody else can enhabit same resources or space. If you walk down the street and a passer-by smile odds are goodESN so I can change the world. </ P>

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