10 stories that will motivate anyone

2024 Author: Malcolm Clapton | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 03:44

Inspirational stories that will restore faith in people, help you love life again and look confidently into the future.

1. Irek Zaripov - got up on skis without legs and became number 1

The motorcycle of the seventeen-year-old Irek flew under the nine-ton MAZ. The guy lost both legs, but found the strength for sports. Irek Zaripov became a four-time Paralympic champion. In Vancouver, he has won more medals than the entire Olympic ski team.

I proved to myself and to everyone, even to those who did not believe that I could be number one!

2. Stanislav Burakov - raised the bar and scored for problems

When Stanislav's spine was interrupted by a bike, he did not become depressed. I just said to myself, "Dude, let's get out!" Healthy lifestyle and sports became the springboard for improving life for him. Stanislav is engaged in barbell, athletics and para-workout. Raising his beautiful body over the bar (along with the stroller), he charges people to lift life from their knees.

The life of any person - no matter if he is healthy or in a wheelchair - is an overcoming. Make efforts on yourself, overcome yourself. Each new victory - even a small one - is a step from the sofa to the life you deserve!

3. Sakinat Magomedova - wins medals and prepares lunch for children with a light movement of his leg

In 1978, in the small Chechen village of Kobi, a woman gave birth to a girl without arms. Her husband left her, the neighbors condemned her, and the doctors ordered her to abandon the child. She did not abandon her daughter and was able to raise another strong woman.

Sakinat went through peer bullying, a boarding school for the disabled and lack of money. Despite the difficulties, she became the world champion in parataekwondo and the mother of two beautiful children. At the same time, Sakinat never forgets to be a woman: she cooks well and takes care of herself. And all this with the help of the legs.

I know for sure that there are no problems that cannot be overcome. You can't just lose heart and give up.

4. Sergey Alexandrov - took the amputation of the legs as a gift of fate

Sergei was injured while climbing Elbrus. Usually, with an open fracture in the cold, a person lives for one and a half to two hours. Sergei lasted 30 hours. He spent the next thirty days in intensive care. Both of his legs were amputated. But he calls all this a gift, because usually in such situations people simply do not survive. Sergei accepted the gift with gratitude and responsibility, as always, he smiled radiantly and got on downhill skiing.

I am completely responsible for everything that happens to me. Of course, there are things that are beyond my control. But I am ready to accept the "gifts" of fate. This is also my responsibility.

5. Roman Aranin - took off to business heights after a hard landing on a paraglider

After an unsuccessful paragliding flight, Roman became a "necker". This is when nothing moves and you feel nothing below the chest. But it was the trauma that turned him from a successful person to a happy one.

Roman is now the head of the Observer company, which creates Rolls-Royces in the world of wheelchair technology. He does business in Russia and takes an active civic stance.

It is necessary to break the mood "everything is bad, it's time to blame." It's wrong. You just need to move away from the eaten cliches and make your life better, more active, drink it in big sips. And you will see how everything changes around.

6. Alexey Talay - built his happiness without arms and legs

Alexei's grandfather returned from the war without a single scratch. But her family echoed when, many years later, the grandson was blown up by a mine during the Great Patriotic War.

Alexei lost his limbs and became the Russian Nick Vuychich. He is engaged in business and charity work, he has a beautiful wife and four children. Alexey travels around the world and convinces people that even the most thorny path will certainly lead to happiness.

Never get hung up or whine! All difficulties are temporary, and life is the best teacher. She will certainly lead you to happiness.

7. Ksenia Bezuglova - saves the world with beauty

Ksenia Bezuglova - Miss World among girls in wheelchairs.

Ksenia had an accident while pregnant. A beautiful world with bright prospects collapsed. But she still managed to save her family and build a career (in addition to the modeling business, Ksenia is actively involved in social work).

When it seems that everything is over, everything has collapsed, try to imagine that everything is just beginning, and let it begin. Do not fade away in your inner world, but open it up to others. Make yourself enjoy life, love the world, people, and certainly yourself.

8. Alexey Obydennov - from a hooligan became a champion

As a child, Alexei climbed fences and dreamed of becoming a truck driver to see the light. When at the age of 14 he lost his right and partially left hand, he said goodbye to the dream of traveling around the world. He began to engage in bodybuilding, won the Russian swimming championship, became the world champion in the track cycle.

When, at the age of 34, Alexei was racing at a crazy speed on the track, it dawned on him: his childhood dream had come true. Thanks to sports, he traveled half the world, however, not by car, but by bicycle. But this is even more interesting!

Any restrictions are not objective. They are purely subjective. These are purely my ideas about the surrounding society and reality.

9. Semyon Radaev - conquered Elbrus to become an example for his son

Semyon is a simple guy from Saransk. He played football, attended graduate school, worked as a sales representative to support his family until one day he fell asleep at the wheel.

A spinal fracture is a fracture in fate, but not in character. Semyon wanted to introduce his son to sports and an active lifestyle, but in fact, having conquered the highest mountain peak in Europe, he gave everyone an example of courage and dedication.

Life is given once. Live it brightly so that in old age you will have something to tell your great-grandchildren. Set high goals and achieve them. To live aimlessly is ingratitude.

10. Alexander Crowe - earned himself freedom

Sasha was born into an ordinary working-class family in Magnitogorsk. At the age of six, he was diagnosed with a disease due to which the muscles gradually atrophy. The desire for freedom helped Alexander not turn into a floating amoeba.

He earned his first money in the 2000s from web design and programming. By the standards of the province, the amounts were decent. The more Sasha immersed himself in the IT industry, the more shackles he threw off: a barrier environment, travel difficulties. Now Alexander lives in Thailand, brings up his son and continues to create cool web projects.

Money as such does not give freedom, but a lot of money helps to become freer.