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hundreds of people, they’d have more than likely sent you to the local insane
asylum for the rest of your days.
But the Wright brothers didn’t accept that flight was impossible. They simply
didn’t accept that thought—even though there was no historical evidence to
prove that human flight was possible.
Even though they had no physical proof and it had never been done before,
they were determined to make it happen and they were relentless in its
pursuit.
Now compare that to your own problems. If you’re like most people, your
goals probably aren’t nearly as ambitious as inventing the first airplane.
You probably just want to make more money, face your fears, find your soul
mate, lose some weight or strike a blow for a better life—things that have
been done millions of times before, and will be done again and again in the
future, by people just as capable as you.
These goals ARE possible. However, don’t be fooled by the self-help bullshit
that tells you “You deserve it!” Because you don’t. No one does. That
conversation will leave you waiting and wanting and eventually a complete
victim to your own life. Sometimes you just have to grind it out, stake your
claim and hustle for what you want. You will need to quite literally make it
happen.
So when someone looks at you and says, “You’ll never make a million
dollars” or your brain is telling you, “It’s impossible for you to lose 100
pounds,”
you have two choices. You could succumb to the notion that you don’t know
what you’re doing, that you lack the resources, that you don’t have what it
takes or that you or your life needs to be fixed before you can do those things.
And then you can quit.
Or you can disagree. You can absolutely refuse to accept it and reach for your
greatness. You can say, “No, you’re wrong, and I’m going to prove it.”
The impossible only becomes possible in the moment you believe it is.
“We would accomplish more things if we did not