Thanks for sharing this with us. It took courage.

You’re absolutely right-on saying that our challenges can be blessings in disguise.

Like you,I spent many years as a stutterer(with a lisp). The stage fright and painful shyness that went with this held me back from my personal calling- to help people find and live their best and brightest dreams.

The only way to live my life’s mission was to face and overcome my challenges.Did I fail? Lotsa times- but I kept trying…

I still stutter sometimes.I still sometimes lisp- but I also teach,am a public speaker and stretch my boundaries in other ways in order to be of service.

My challenges do not determine who I am.

John, I’m glad you’ve chosen to face your challenges and live beyond them. I’d bet that having challenges has made you a stronger, better person than someone who’s never had any and has put you in the postion to help other folks (like me).

Hang strong

Catherine

Some years ago, at 16 years old, I was operated two times at head, I lost all my friends and I had some health problems.
I have so many difficults and so many medicines that I take also today at 27 years old.

That let end my youth before the correct time, and take any coming disease with more fear than before.

The life sometimes is really bad, but for me the best thing is alive.
With a life to rebuilt from zero but alive.
And the life appear to be more good than before, day by day.

So I hope everyone can solve any life problem and come to a perfect state of mind.

Thanks for all and goodbye.
Alessandro

I love ya’ post…it is so inspiring…I can’t believe you are so open to sharing who you really are….not something I have seen in other marketers… =)

I think you really deserve all the respect from me…look forward to reading more of your posts.

Susan

I think everybody will have a personal life challenge and everyday we have stresses and worries…wow….new ones tomorrow or repetitions of ones I worried today and which are yet to be resolved.

Not to worry…I respect you…you are really my inspiration in the sense you work hard for your goal and your dreams…

So I made my choice…to be like you! =)

Thanks for the great inspiring post!

Thanks for your sharing too.

I feel it is not much about what sort of challenges we are facing. It is more about we do about it.

I always believe in taking actions – Taking actions on making a difference in your life, be it personal health or business building.

This superior mindset of action taking will set you aside and place you on the top 10% of the world’s population! =)

Great post! I find it very bold that you are able to speak openly about such personal things. Real men cry and real men talk about feelings.

My personal struggle is my mind. I have been through an major depression and have had anxiety problems. If I don’t take care of my self (Eat right, exercise, personal development) then I am only a few days away from severe anxiety and panic attacks. I remember avoiding friends and trips because I was not sure how I would feel. Through research I have found that it is due to overactivity in the ACG area of my brain.

This is the best thing that has happened to me as it has forced me to not only take care of myself but also commit to personal development.

I have an understanding of your pain.

Thanks for the post

John