Nick Vujicic

Who's the dude? You know his name, the guy that's the motivational speaker that doesn't have any arms or legs.

Oh, Nick Vujicic.

Nick Vujicic, yeah, yeah.

He would do it.

So there's like a long list of like Christian celebrities.

It only asks that you take action within what you are fully capable of doing.

Marcus Aurelius said, Nick Vujicic, born without arms and legs, refused to let his limits define him.

He became a speaker who inspires millions, proving that all you need to hold on to happiness is your heart.

He did everything he could, and his life became a source of inspiration.

And I just have, of course, such a blessing with the people I get to interview, like Dr. John Demartini, Jack, Mark Victor Hansen, who obviously Jack and Mark are business partners.

So it was really fun having them make fun of each other across episodes or the episode with John Gray and Nick Vujicic and You know, Joseph McClendon, the third.

I mean, all of them are just absolutely incredible.

And what I think you'll like, Marcus, if you have a chance to listen, go listen to the one I did with Rob Moore.

the universal truth of asking yourself why am i here what's my purpose what's my value what's my identity am i defined by what other people tell me am i defined by my previous failures and what i can or cannot do and so that whole understanding of who you really are in this self-awareness that we all need to have and embracing who you are, embracing that you are unique, that there's not another you.

And that's why my parents always said, Nick, there's not another you.

Do your best.

Keep going.

Candice Cameron Bure of Full House and My Childhood's Fame, she's gone.

Nick Vujicic, a motivational speaker who has no arms, no legs, he's out.

And I should point out also that none of these folks have responded to our request for comment.

But all of this made me that much more curious about what it would be like inside these Life Surge events in the weeks after our reporting came out.

Gratitude shifts your focus from what you lack to what you already hold.

Think of Nick Vujicic, born without arms or legs, who inspires millions because he cherishes his family, his voice, and his will.

Stoicism teaches that we cannot control events, only our response.

So instead of complaining about work, remember that not everyone has the chance to contribute.

So I stopped and, um, didn't know what to do because I had allowed my identity to be, and this is the thing, you know, having our identity so wrapped in and with and together woven in with our work or, you know, we are so much more than what we do and how we look and all of that, you know.

Uh, it brings to mind, not sure if you're familiar with this w- incredibly popular Au- you know, Australian speaker who f- uh, sells out stadiums, and I'm not exaggerating, named Nick Vujicic.

I'm think I'm mispronouncing his Polish name.

He was born without arms and legs, suicidal.