For Humanity … For You
Different Windows to the World
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Each person has their own definition of the awe-inspiring human spirit, but they all share some common thoughts and qualities. Its unstoppable drive pushes us to overcome great obstacles and accomplish what seems impossible. It possesses a desire to keep moving forward and to excel. Just some of the human qualities it controls are personality, passion, emotion, motivation, will and willpower. The Human Spirit is also responsible for our selfless actions and makes us want to help others. It gives people the ability to fight oppression, adversity and fight for what’s right. Like when an army fights for others against an enemy. An example of this can be seen when looking at the United Nations and Human Rights.
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When Robert Brett discovered he had multiple sclerosis, he made a critical decision: The disease wouldn’t destroy anyone’s life. That meant being honest about what MS was doing to his marriage and parting ways with his wife. It was the hardest thing he’s ever done, but it was the right thing to do.
In For Humanity … For You, he shares how he’s battled a debilitating condition, maintained a positive attitude, and kept happiness in his life. Adopting this mindset has required acceptance, flexibility, and keeping an open mind.
Challenges happen in life. You must be willing to adapt rather than grieving the loss of what you were once able to do. Learn all you can about your new situation, and develop strategies to succeed as you go. It’s imperative that you focus on the positive, because negative thinking will only create barriers. Negativity has the same effect as trying to walk through sludge.
Filled with inspirational quotes, insights on how to keep striving no matter what, and Brett’s victories and missteps battling progressive MS, this book will open your mind to possibilities.
About the Author
Robert Brett has had numerous life-altering battles with multiple sclerosis. As a result, he has learned to look at and approach life differently. He wrote this book to help others coping with major life challenges. Brett currently lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.