If you become discouraged, think of Helen Keller, who though she was deaf and blind, inspired her more fortunate contemporaries through her books.

If you become discouraged, think of Helen Keller, who though she was deaf and blind, inspired her more fortunate contemporaries through her books.
By The Napoleon Hill Foundation

The life of Helen Keller is an outstanding example of the triumph of the human spirit over a physical handicap. Even today, decades after her death, her life stands as a beacon of hope for those who must constantly struggle just to perform routine tasks that most of us take for granted. Whenever you feel fate has been unkind to you, all you must do is look around you and you will begin to appreciate how fortunate you are. Make sure your life's plan includes giving something back to the community without expecting anything in return. Giving time and effort, not just money, reinforces your connections to your community, provides you with concrete proof of the effectiveness of deliberate action, and reminds you of the inspiring power of determination in human endeavor.

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