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. มีพี่น้องที่เริ่มจากศูนย์-แล้วปัจจุบันลืมตาอ้าปากได้(ประมานว่าสบายตัวและกาย ไม่ต้องลำบากเหมือนเก่า) บ้างไหมครับ..
There are plenty. My husband and I are the living proofs. We both came from very humble backgrounds; and had to work extremely hard for our education. We firmly believe that education is the way out of poverty, hence better life. Nonetheless, the hardships we faced are minuscule when compared to some others.
If possible, Id like you to study biography of the following remarkable individuals: William KamKwamba, a Malawain teenager who at 14 singlehandedly built a windmill to generate electricity for his home and later village. Without resources and knowhow, he loaned an old book from the library and collected scraps & discarded materials for this project. His work was later spread out to help other villages. He was invited to give a talk at a prestigious institution like TED. TED has many prominences like Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Richard Dawkins, Sergey Brin and several Noble laureates as members. There is a book about him, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. A great book; is worth reading.
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/william_kamkwamba_on_building_a_windmill.html
Dr. Alfredo Quinones Hinojosa or Dr. Q. A neurosurgeon and head of a Lab researching for cure on brain cancer at Johns Hopkins. He came to the US as an illegal immigrant; spoke no English. He worked in farms picking vegetables and lived in a little shack without electricity and running water. With tenacity and determination; he turned his life around. Here is the link about him. http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/dome/0609/top_story.cfm
Dr. Ben Carson, a world eminent pediatric neurosurgeon who once was a trouble teenager growing up in the ghetto. Dr. Carson was the world first surgeon who successfully in conjoint-twins separation surgery. At the age of a mere 33, he headed the Pediatric Neurosurgery Dept. at Johns Hopkins. The youngest in the history. He was awarded by President Bush the Presidential Medal Freedom, the highest civilian medal. He wrote some books: Think Big, Gifted Hand, The Big Picture and Take the Risk. All are inspirational and worth reading. Here are some links about him:
http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/car1bio-1 http://afam.nts.jhu.edu/people/Carson/carson.html
There are numerous remarkable people whose life stories can be aspiration. In addition to my mothers the aforementioned three are always at the top of my head.
If I may sum up the qualifications/characters of these remarkable people, they possess: - Tenacity - Perseverance - Faith in oneself: Believe in oneself that he/she can overcome any obstacle crossing his/her path. - Courage - Hard working ethic - Determination - Enthusiasm - Compassion towards others - Willingness to give back to the society. - Wisdom to realize that humans make mistakes; but can repent and move forward.
I hope this helps. I cant help detecting that you are down. Dont be too harsh on yourself.
If I may advise, dwell on it (but not too long). Learn from this lesson. Pick yourself up and march on. Trust me; every problem has its own solution. You may have to gradually look for it.
Sometimes, looking at obstacle as a challenge to overcome rather than a problem to solve is less threatening. Life is continuously evolving; hardships, in any form, can occur at any phase of life. We just have to hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
Good luck and the very best to you!
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