Life Is Choice Part 2

Saturday, 8 May 2010

Life Is Choice Part 2

Wilma golden moment occurred on 7 September 1960 when the Olympic Games in Rome. There, for the first time of the patient paralyzed and ailing becomes first American woman to win three Olympic gold medals in sprinting branch 100-200m, and 400m relay. The audience was stunned, astonished and delighted the entire world, especially American blacks, and of course the beloved Rudolph family.

Over the next decade, dozens of awards and medals including from the United Press Athlete of the Year in 1960, the Associated Press Woman Athlete of the Year in 1960 and the Women's Sports Foundation Award in the year 1984. He also has included in the Black Sports Hall of Fame in 1980 and U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame in 1983.

According to his biographer, the most impressive achievement is preferred Wilma Rudolph, a parade welcoming the arrival of her native city: Clarksville, Tennessee opened to the public. All men are gathered to celebrate the arrival of sports heroes regardless of skin color. This is the first parade that united race dinner was held in the city of his birth.

12 November 1994, the entire area of the country Uncle Sam's grief. Reportedly, a brain cancer has claimed the lives of Wilma Rudolph at the age of 54 years. President of the U.S. Olympic Commite, Leroy Walker, sure, Wilma's coffin was wrapped in the flag of the Olympic Games in honor of the faith, and extraordinary determination of Wilma Rudolph. Family love and strength from religious faith to make Wilma could eliminate racism so blacks and whites could live in harmony. In 1997, Tennessee Governor Don Sundquist made June 23 as a day of Wilma Rudolph in Tennessee

So there is no reason that, success is just luck for some people. There is a difference between a champion with a loser. Among them is the belief strong, big dreams, persistence, and unyielding spirit. That is all shown by Wilma - legged girl with disabilities. (Translated and copied from www.pojokjakarta.com)

Dare to succeed

Dare to succeed

The difficulty of life becomes an important lesson for Wilda (Male business owners partnerships Tea "GoodTea").At the age of 11 years old his father died and he lived in an orphanage.Wilda became public transportation drivers and buskers to finance school.Despite the difficult conditions wilda dare to dream,Wilda know business since high school.He opened the car wash business and publishing free magazine in Jakarta

After doing research for one year Wilda dared to open a business Tea "Good Tea". The first two months, it is difficult to sell tea. Not infrequently he was insulted by another businessman, but after two months, "Good tea" began to flourish and ultimately not up to one year "Good Tea" have 1000 people partner.Now wilda become a successful entrepreneur in jakarta

(Overview Owner Wilda story "Good Tea")

Life is a choice

Friday, 23 April 2010

Life is a choice

No one in America who forget Wilma Rudolp, sickly child who turned into a sports heroine. How attitudes change when Wilma and her family from poverty changed his life wallowing in wealth, appreciation and respect?

The courage to be "something" that makes the best individuals dare to change his life from one stage to a better and more of an experience into a more stable experience. The story of life transformation experienced by Wilma Rudolph, an admirable heroine who diajang Olympics.

How Wilma Rudolph was able to transform a loyalty to something meaningful, while many others just a fight for life is empty and without meaning. There is only one simple answer. Person's success in finding a strong purpose or reason to change his life is influenced by many factors. Both internal and external.

Family support, religious beliefs, natural talent, as well as social pressure, it can reduce or increase the motivation of individuals to change his life. But there is one important and dominant factor, That is how one defines the concept itself. Did he decide sees himself as a tragic victim of a cruel fate, or a hero who is destined for greatness?

As someone born poor, needy, depressed, have no talent what-what, sick or experiencing all are at the same time, he doubted his life. Yet even though his life difficult, he can still change and live it fully to achieve success.

Wilma G. Rudoph athletes are athletic branch of his childhood living in poor and sickly. Now he became the first American woman to win the first gold medals in one Olympics branch. He was born prematurely in 1940 in Tennessee, United States.

He is the 20th child of 22 brothers. Parents named Ed and Blance Wilma Rudolph was an honest person, hardworking and very poor. His father was a porter at one station and his mother as a laundress at the white man's clothes.

Wilma Small masses stained by misfortune and disease. He was born with polio followed measles, mumps, chicken pox and pneumonia acute near-fatal. That's because due to the existence of racial where black people are not allowed to seek treatment in hospital whites.
There is only one black doctor, and suggested that Wilma should be treated at home for years.

Wilma situation instead of getting better. But worse off, where his legs getting weaker and vulnerable. The doctor also suggested that Wilma was hospitalized because Wilma is ensured polio disease and will occur because there is no cure paralysis

Rudolph's parents did not give up. Every two weeks, Rudolph's mother brought her son to visit a doctor and travel 50 miles for the healing of small Wilma. A doctor taught, so that Wilma must frequently exercise at home. And soon, the whole family helps Wilma learn road in conditions that crooked legs and weak.

In a period of two years (1950-1952) and 12-year-old right Wilma, his efforts to train with the family in total, sunguh seriously and be patient, show remarkable results. Wilma was able to walk normally without the aid of crutches and shoes amplifier. From where Wilma dream about being an athlete.
to be continued .... (In the copy and translated from pojokjakarta.com)