Choosing the right attitude to life

Choosing the right attitude to life

As a world champion and American champion in professional cycling, Lance Armstrong is already a star in the world of sports when he was 25 years old. However, in 1996, he developed a very special deadly cancer, and cancer cells have spread from his testicles to the stomach, lungs and brain. The doctor said that he only has a 50% chance of survival. But during the intensive chemotherapy, he still spent more than a year on the court.

People who are unable to control their attitudes may have been deeply depressed and desperate and gave up the game. But Lance Armstrong made the world and his doctors shocked because he did not allow extreme situations to defeat himself. During the treatment, he re-rided the bicycle, insisted on training, and sometimes rode for 50 miles a day.

Despite being replaced by others, he may have been frustrated, desperate, and completely knocked down. However, Lance Armstrong faced the deadly disease and resolutely chose the attitude of fighting. In fact, the person who chooses to fight bravely with cancer may still end up losing the disease. However, Armstrong won, his cancer completely disappeared, and the reason is so far, even his doctor is still unclear.

Lance Armstrong will continue to face challenges. This life-threatening experience has exhausted his spirit. For a while, the bicycle champion was very depressed and he even refused to ride a bicycle. For weeks, he was more like a little boy who didn't care, not a serious athlete. However, with the advent of a charity competition that promised to participate in advance, Armstrong once again demonstrated the power of a positive attitude and chose to face the challenge.

With the encouragement of his friends, he re-entered the bicycle, trying to restore his strength and regain his love for the bicycle race. He is grateful for the second chance of life. In the game, he has repeatedly broken records. Just like he once defeated cancer, every new record has amazed the world. In the summer of 1999, he created a new world record and won the Tour of the 2,285-mile bicycle race in one of the world's toughest events.

Armstrong broke the world record again and again, constantly stunning the world. In 2004, he won the Tour de France championship for the sixth time. He was the first person in the history of the Tour de France in 101 years. Just eight years ago, doctors concluded that he had only 50% chance of survival, but for some people, bad things can turn into good things.

Armstrong chose an attitude that would make him stand out. The power of choice is one of the greatest gifts God has given us. Yes, when Armstrong encountered the most difficult test of his life, he briefly fought against negative attitudes, and he was exhausted. But in the end, he realized that he had the ability to choose a more constructive attitude, and he did the same, and as a result, he continued to make history.

In the most challenging living environment, you can not only choose to overcome difficulties, but also shine. Choose the right attitude to make it happen!