You'll start thinking differently about accessibility the moment you:
- Stop complaining about what you cannot do and start taking responsibility for what you can.
- Stop gathering more information and tooling up and start acting on what you already know with what you already have.
- Stop focusing on compliance and start focusing on real users.
- Stop fearing a lawsuit and start caring for your customers.
- Stop waiting to form a plan before you start taking action.
- Stop pointing fingers at others and start owning up to what you need to do.
- Stop thinking of accessibility as a black box and start to slowly look inside.
- Stop complaining it's uncomfortable and start embracing the discomfort.
- Stop waiting for motivation to come and start relying on discipline and persistence.
- Stop worrying about the opinions of "experts" saying you can't and start proving them wrong.
- Stop expecting immediate results and start embracing the process.
Stop waiting for the right time. There is no right time.
Start right now.