Just because I can’t do it today, doesn’t mean I can’t do it tomorrow. – Arthur Boorman
We all have dreams and goals for ourselves while we’re here on this earth. But, sometimes we can let other things get in the way of them, such as: self-doubt, lack of information, or even those closest to us or other people we might consider experts telling us that we can’t do it, that it won’t be possible, that nothing will change. And so we accept that (because others know what’s best for us, right?), going about each day as if it were the same as the last.
But, you might notice a nagging feeling every now and then, trying to remind of the dreams that you are supposed to be fulfilling. After a while that feeling might get stronger and stronger, until you finally do something about it and no longer accept what others have been whispering in your ear.
This is exactly how it was for Arthur Boorman, a disabled veteran of the Gulf War. For over 15 years he accepted the “fact” that he would never walk again without some form of assistance. At least, that’s what his doctors told him. Then one day, he decided he had had enough of accepting his life the way it was. Watch his story and transformation in the video below. Never give up.






Thank you for sharing this story! It was definately a fresh breath of air; to see this gentleman never give up and overcoming this obsticle that many were willing to not even glance at the direction of hope.
Yes, I agree Mariana, his story is definitely inspiring.
Kev Sa, I think we are all dreamers, but only those of us who are determined and put in the work are the ones who turn their dreams into reality.
Congratulations Bogota Latin Bistro for accomplishing your dream!
Dreamers, dream on. This man was determined!
We were started by two latinos with a huge dream to create an awesome latin restaurant. Mission Accomplished!