Mark E. Shepherd, Sr. is a veteran of the disabled community. Injured in an automobile accident which left him paraplegic, he had to reinvent himself, switch careers, establish a new network of friends and begin anew. His accident turned out to be a blessing not a curse. He went on to accomplish more than he could have dreamed, despite being permanently disabled. In Winning the Game he examines contemporary works in the genre of success and personal motivation as he answers questions such as: -How do disabled people become successful despite formidable obstacles? -What personal habits assist the disabled achieve success? -How do those with disability determine their success quotient? -How do those with disability step back into the mainstream of society? This book is not an autobiography or life story, but it does examine success from a different perspective: how to pursue it, how to achieve it, and why accomplishing it is so important for disabled individuals.