“I GIVE UP!” Let’s face it we have all had this mentality one time or another in our lives. We are faced with a situation that we THINK we just can’t pull through and we lose all hope, but why? HOPE is a powerful thing and it is something that no one should ever lose. I for one have found myself in this mindset many times, wanting to give up but NEVER GIVING IN to my physical disability, yes things may be difficult , but this just means I have to TRY HARDER and in turn this makes me a STRONGER and HAPPIER person in the end. Now if you 
are thinking, OK Danny, I don’t have a disability, STOP! This holds true for anyone, a negative mindset can cripple even the most able bodied individual and turn any task that they are attempting to complete into an unfinished one or turn any situation that they are engaging in and turn it into an unhappy one. Our thoughts are powerful things that is why we must strive to live each day with a little, or what I like to think a LOT of HOPE… It will keep your mind; heart and spirit strong so always keep it close and never let it go.
When the world says, “Give Up”, Hope whispers, “Try it one more time.” -Unknown
Keep on Keepin on Everyone
-Danny
Are you struggling to find your self confidence? Feeling that you have lost Hope? If you are looking for more support Danny offers a 1 hour motivational breakthrough session! During this session we can look at what is holding you back from feeling more confident and develop a plan of action to guide you step by step to feeling your happier and healthier. Learn more about the breakthrough session here
Daniel Cohen is a Wellness Counselor, Motivational Mindset coach and Body Image Consultant working with disabled and able bodied men, women and children breakthrough their mental mindset that stops them from pushing ahead He does this by designing specialized wellness programs that help MOTIVATE, EDUCATE and REVAMP their health and well-being. For more information or if you have any questions please contact him at the e-mail address or website below
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My journey to a newer, healthier ME began 18 years ago when I was 13 years old. Growing up with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy and being the brother of a twin who was involved in all kinds of sports and social activities it made it very hard for me to compete.
