A short YouTube monologue (by Mark Evans DM) reflecting on homelessness in America and a personal-responsibility/mindset view: the speaker argues that being homeless under a bridge can be seen as having it made, and emphasizes mental attitude — using what you have, unlocking your mind, and taking action despite circumstances.
I always say, if you're homeless in America under a bridge, you have it made. And I'm serious about that. You have it made. Listen, we've all been dealt with a set of cards. No one's better than other, and no one's worse than the other. Because it doesn't matter what the other person has. It only matters what you can do with what you have. And it's all up here. You got to unlock it. Up there, you got to engage it and unlock it.
