How many times in life do we tell our self that something we want to have or do is impossible? Deep down we all have dreams and visions for our lives. We have hopes and wishes that all too often go unfulfilled, because we have conditioned our self through repetitious thinking of the same negative thoughts to believe those dreams to be too big and too difficult to achieve. “I can’t” feels more comfortable than “I can,” because “I can’t” is easier. Deeming something to be impossible and unreachable allows us to remain exactly as we are. After all, to change and grow is more of a risk than just staying in our same ole' mundane lives. Then the the real question is if we really want to CHANGE or Not , which our last blog touched on.

As the old saying goes, the way you choose to look at the glass filled with water will make all the difference. If you see the glass as half empty, you will always see the limits and be craving for more. On the other hand, if you see the glass as half full, you will see the sky of no limits and attain far more. The "limits" are really what we ourselves place within our own thinking. The same goes for things that seem extremely difficult. If you believe that they are impossible, the fact is that you will find them impossible to achieve. However, if you are able to see the positive side within the word “impossible” to read as “I’m possible”, you will believe you can achieve it and the chances are that you really will achieve it in reality at some point in time.

If you give yourself to the belief that it is impossible to achieve something, you will give up the hope and stop fighting for it. However, if you believe that whatever you wish to achieve is not impossible, you will have faith and purpose to give it all your heart; and that is what makes all the difference. Some individuals have this sort of optimistic viewpoint to things and their "never say die" attitude keeps them going even in the most difficult and trying of situations. They develop a spirited attitude of never accepting failure.