In the second chair let's seat a young boy who was born with part of one foot missing. In the third chair let's seat a young girl who is blind, deaf and mute. In the fourth chair let's seat a young man who had a handicap and could not walk. Each one of these people was born with or developed their handicap later in life. Handicaps such as these tend to hold back most people, or at least keep them from leading successful productive lives.
Many people give up trying to succeed when they are faced with major problems.
Every now and then we meet a special kind of person who learns how to handle their problems. They learn how to live with and overcome their handicap. The young man we picked for the first chair was a musician. He was a great artist. He composed many great songs and symphonies.