Good Things Don't Come Easy! #michelleobama #motivation #shorts

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⚫️ Speaker: Michelle Obama
Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama is an American attorney and author who served as the first lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017, being married to former president Barack Obama. Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Obama is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School.

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[clarencecalistro]

Thank you beloved God bless for that reminder.

[WilliamScott-tm]

I love how you explain things in such an approachable way!

[janinebartholomew]

Michele Obama, ..please be president of the United States of America

[Quator]

Pasión y honestidad en el trabajo diario❤.

[drikalopes]

Great❤❤we need to try every day, , every moment, , , , it's not easy, , but necessary!!!

[SaminaKhan-cnsc]

Dear Mrs Obama,

a society based on meritocracy is good but often ignores those, who have difficulties, which you can not understand because you dont have the same illness. An inclusive society needs a lot of understanding of peoples disabilities and the performance from this point of view. Your words do sound supporting but for those living with disease it sounds as if you are pushing them to do things they will probably never achieve. You are strong. This is the reason why you are where you are but disability needs support and social acceptance, so that mentally disabled people will not go into hiding and the strong ones dont hate the weak ones because mentally ill people are limiting their performance in a marriage or work place.

[TomRipley]

Why did Viola do that funny thing with her mouth when she played her?