Whenever I face a daunting challenge, (how about that crazy cube at left?) I remind myself that the world is full of amazing people who make the impossible seem like child's play. This post is dedicated to all those super humans.
I read this great article that shows us just how amazing people can be when put in extraordinary circumstances...or who simply wanted to challenge themselves – beyond what us mere mortals would consider difficult. If you think solving the Rubik's Cube blindfolded is impressive, wait until you read this post.
The article ranks ten works of literature based on how difficult they were to write. From a novel written without the letter, e, to a successful novelist who was still years away from puberty when she wrote her first novel, to a memoirist who emerged from a coma to dictate an entire book exclusively with his one eye, this blog post is nothing if not inspirational.
Reading the list also will give you some perspective when you're searching for an excuse not to write. Enjoy it here:
Let the hero worship commence. I bow down to all you amazing people out there who keep me humble.
Happy Writing!
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Thanks for the list, Jason. I'm heading to check it out, now.
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