I understand it does not matter how much I have, what really matters is what I do with what I have. I can use my intelligence for the rest of my life and create a list of what all I am not good at? What all I’m inadequate at? I can continue to be extraordinary in creating my lack list. What all I lack in life? And it’s not going to take us anywhere. A “Beethoven” when he was still deaf, compiled the greatest music symphony and gave it to the world which he himself could never hear.
Demonstrating, it does not matter how much I have? What really matters is? What I do with what I have? And “Einstein” was a hunchback. And as an hunchback, he redefined the face of science demonstrating, it does not matter how much I have, what really matters is what I do with what I have. “John Milton” was blind when he wrote “Paradise Lost”. One of the greatest poetries is on nature and he demonstrated, it does not matter how much I have, what really matters is what I do with what I have.
When he sought his first few chances to act in movies. One of them sarcastically commented of “Amitabh Bachchan”, with your height, you can be used for clearing cobwebs, not for acting. And yet even today, several decades later, he is one of the most sought after by every camera in the world. “Sylvester Stallone” was rejected a thousand times, because his jawbone is broken and when he communicate it’s not very clear what he communicates.
“Arnold Schwarzenegger”, when he sought breakthrough in Hollywood, they all told him with your Russian accent unless you spend your own money and take a movie nobody will watch you. And yet with a broken jaw, and with that hardened accent, both of them demonstrated to the world. It does not matter how much I have, what really matters is what I do with what I have. “Rajinikanth” is certainly not the smartest looking actor, even he would vouch for it.
He’s probably not the most romantic hero, even he would agree to it. He’s not probably the best in terms of dialog delivery, he knows it too. And he’s not necessarily somebody who has been trained in martial arts for him to come and demonstrate great skills. Yet a superstar is a superstar. Because he demonstrated to the world, it does not matter how much I have, what really matters is what I do with what I have.
