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“We often face different predicaments in life. Sometimes when we are knocked down by the setback, we come up with negative ideas and thoughts. This is a vicious circle where in the end, we would be shrouded by negativity. Nick was born different. In the past he had experienced despair towards life but now he’s learned to embrace it. In this book, he teaches people to appreciate those who are nice to you as well as those who aren’t. Learn to see things with some humor. You only get to live once so whenever you set up a goal, see to accomplish it. Expend your horizon, don’t limit yourself. ”
Nick’s Life Without Limit Promotion Film
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Content
No limbs, no limits!
From nothing to everything.
He proves the world with his action, the true notion of “Never give up!”
He proves the world with his life story, the true meaning of a “Limitless Life!”
No other book can measure to Nick’s story, bringing you hope like no others!
If you have doubt in your ability, Nick says, “When you doubt whether you could realize your life goal, please trust those who are willing to help you and guide you.”
If you feel horrible about yourself, Nick says, “When my parents saw me with no limbs when I was born, they couldn’t help but wonder what God was thinking. However, today I’m living a life beyond all imagination. I can only say, ‘I will give thanks to You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.’”
If you face changes in life, Nick says, “To take a hold of the unwanted or sudden change, the first step is to keep alert, promptly acknowledge that you will be entering a new phase, whether it is good or bad, sensing and detecting the change can lessen the stress.”
If you are planning to give up your dream, Nick says, “Tell yourself to give it a day, a week, a month or a year more. You will realize the result of refusing to quit is simply amazing. Only the ones who refuse to try again will be defeated.”
If you feel sad and grieved, Nick says, “On the other side of the grieve, there will be a way. It will make you stronger and firmer and you will find the life you want. I will show you the way.”
If you ever feel like committing suicide, Nick says, “If I had let my face sink in the water for 10 more centimeters when I was 10, perhaps I could’ve ended this short life of suffering. But at what cost? I will never swim with sea turtles in Hawaii, surf in California, dive happily in Columbia. Please don’t make the mistake I almost did.”
—Extract from Kingstone Online Bookstore
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About Auhtor
Nick Vujicic
He was born with Tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by the absence of all four limbs.
He attempted suicide three times. The last time took place when he was 10. He couldn’t bear the thought of his family feeling remorse for the rest of their lives over his death and decided to put an end to this. That was the first time he realize that he is solely responsible for his own happiness.
He was mocked and taunted at by 12 people in one day. However, he braced himself up again due to a positive acknowledgement made by a classmate.
He was one of the physically challenged children to enter mainstream school in Australia. He’s also the first disabled student to gain overwhelming victory in winning the chairman of student union in his high school. He was acclaimed by the local newspaper as “Chairman of Courage.”
He is the first rookie surfer ever made it on the cover of Surfer magazine. He swam with sea turtles in Hawaii, dived in Columbia, he does soccer, skateboard and golf.
When he was 16, he share his life story with classmates during a small gathering. The word-of-mouth hence began with these 12 people…
He then decided to set “inspire others” as his lifelong objective and founded a non-profit organization “Life Without Limbs.” He’s given over 1500 speeches in over 25 countries across 5 continents and received millions of hugs. He calls himself a “Hug Machine.”
He was received by leaders of various fields and heads of states. He once deliver a speech in the congress of Columbia. He often hold speech events in gymnasiums, bull-fight rings or concert halls. He also pays visit to churches, schools, slums, deprived areas, rehabilitation centers, jails and red-light districts.
He hopes to spread the message of hope and love and is highly praised by teachers and parents. They reckon his story should be included into school curriculum.
He graduated from the university at the age of 21, acquiring double degrees in accounting and financial planning. He is a whiz in investment and owns his own company. In 2005, he was nominated as the Young Australian of the Year award.
He published two best-selling DVDs around the world and wrote a book. A movie based on his life story, Butterfly Circus won the grand prize of Doorpost Film Project in 2009.
He is Nick, born without all four limbs but live the miracle with no limits.
—Extract from Kingstone Online Bookstore