Is What We Do All We Can Do?

In most cases, the answer is no. We think we are doing a lot, and what we do is all that is possible, but we are wrong. We believe we are doing great and achieving a lot when we compare ourselves to people like us. But what if we compare ourselves to someone like Paul Richard Alexander?

Paul Richard Alexander, born in 1946, has been reliant on an iron lung since contracting polio at the age of six in 1952, rendering him one of the few remaining individuals worldwide to depend on such a device.

Despite facing this profound challenge, Alexander remained resolute in his pursuit of education, ultimately attaining a law degree. He dedicated over three decades to practicing law, showcasing remarkable resilience and determination throughout his career.

His remarkable journey, chronicled in his memoir titled “Three Minutes for a Dog: My Life in an Iron Lung,” stands as a testament to his extraordinary spirit and his ability to triumph over seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Please watch this 1-minute video:

Isn’t it amazing?

Here on LuckScout, I’ve noticed many people who join, only to give up at the first sign of difficulty, such as uploading their profile pictures to become verified! 😀

Isn’t that task much easier compared to living in an iron lung for 72 years and still managing to become a lawyer under such conditions?

Making money online, from the comfort of your home, for free, and without any risks, has never been easier. However, despite having the proper devices and internet access, many people still give up on it.

Anyway…

In the video above, Paul uses a special word that reflects the incredible insight he has about life. Please leave a comment stating what that word is. The first person who gives the correct answer will receive a 1-gram LuckScout gold bar as a prize.

Thank you! I can’t wait to see your comments. I love you all!👋🙂❤️🌺🌹

We achieve our goals, not immediately, but slowly and surely!