Details of Article: With what attitude you respond to life

This beautiful story I heard from motivational speaker and Miguel Angel Cornejo on one of his lectures, and since then when things do not go as I hope or lack of confidence in myself stop my steps emerge in my memory of this story compels me to change my attitude and jump into the ring.

So in this article, I want to share with you this wonderful lesson in attitude toward life.

This is a true story about Itzhat Perlman, a violinist with a great musical career, also known as the violin solo played on the soundtrack of the movie &quo;

t;Schindler's List."

Perlman almost all his life has had to walk with difficulty and assisted with crutches because of the poliomeliti, a disease that affected his legs as a child. In one of his concerts, suddenly one of the four strings on his violin before it breaks throughout the hearing. The public thought that would change that surely replenished violin string as it is known that one can not interpret a symphony with a violin with three strings.

But Perlman, violin, nor changed, nor replied the string. Instead, he waited a moment, looked at his legs, looked at his violin, and then gave the signal to the director to continue the concert.

The sound that managed to get his violin playing that night, rang with a passion and majesty that he had never heard before. When finished playing, people standing ovations and cheered as never before. At the end of the concert asked by reporters why he decided to keep playing, to which he replied: "Sometimes ... discover is how much music can do with what we have left. "

  Wonderful story to reflect and review what attitude we are responding to life.  

You're making music with what you have in your hands?

Or are you waiting for the miracle that will bring to you what you have and still do not think you need to start to ring your song?

  Well from experience I dare say that, or you buy a comfortable chair to keep waiting, or you put paw and attitude and create your own miracle.

  I assure you that when you manage to "sing the song of your life" with what is, with what you have been, with what you have and even what you lack, and lose no opportunity to sing wherever and however, because in your heart you know that despite the difficult conditions and the fear or doubts, while blood runs through your veins, as a sign of life beyond you, you still have a lot of music to do with what is and what have you been!