Man can do everything, If He want. One may get succeed by his hard work and morale as well as self motivation. In this World, We see a number of People who can get success by there hard working although they have fallen into distress and finally they overcome there limitations. These people are able to glorify there life by there Task, Supreme sacrifice and strong morale qualities.
Mr,J.R Martinez is one of them. He is an actor and Motivational speaker and earlier U.S Army soldier. He born in 14 June 1983 in Shreveport, Louisiana in USA. More than 40% of his body had burned while he was working in US Military in Iraq. But his strong motivation could not get chance to hinder his progress.
Career and Motivational Speaker
He got chance to become the member of United States Army in September 2002, later he took many training to promote his career in Georgia. He also acquire skilled as an 11B (Infantryman) and 502nd Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division. He was inspired by a nurse in Hospital to devote himself towards the burn patients to help them and to share his history as if they get inspire and lessen there sorrows. With a renowned motivational speaker Mr, Tony Robbins, He associated a group, a non profit 'Veterans Group' to support distress people globally. He was awarded by the non-profit advocacy group Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America(IAVA) and honored Veterans Leadership.
Acting Career
J.R Martinez runs 'All my Children' drama by Television Network 'ABC' since 2008, winner of 'Season 13' for 'Dancing With the Stars'. A renowned Magazine 'The Washington Post' and 'People' also featured about his performance.
J.R Martinez, A self motivated actor in USA, burnt more than 40% of his body, Shreveport, Louisiana, American actor, motivational speaker, All My Children, Tony Robbins, The Washington Post,, Shreveport, Louisiana, June 14, 1983 . J.R Martinez, A self motivated actor in USA, burnt more than 40% of his body, Shreveport, Louisiana, American actor, motivational speaker, All My Children, Tony Robbins, The Washington Post,, Shreveport, Louisiana, June 14, 1983 .
