If you were born with a bad hand, the first thing you should give up is that useless pride.

When you realize you're ten or even a hundred steps behind your peers from the start, the dumbest move is to chase so-called equal achievements and a decent life.

Those jobs you think are beneath you, those tasks you think are beneath your dignity—they're precisely the gaps those with good hands won't bother with.

These gaps are your fast lane. Drop the ego and execute, climbing over the rubble. When you truly turn the tables, the sweat you shed will become your most dignified medal.