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think of them as impossible.”
- Vince Lombardi
Here’s the crazy thing: you can never really prove what’s possible or
impossible.
You could throw yourself at something a thousand times, failing miserably
on every attempt, and yet succeed on attempt #1,001.
The truth is, you can never really know. We never really have all the facts. As
humans, we still only understand a tiny fraction of our own minds let alone
the world or the oceans or space or technology. If someone tells you they
have all the answers, call them out on that bullshit. The truth is they’re
winging it just like you, just like everyone else. Answers? Gimme a freaking
break!
So if we can’t even say for certain that it’s impossible to put a man on Mars,
how can any of us know what we’re really capable of in the day-to-day living
of our lives?
They can’t. The only question is whether you agree with what you can and
cannot do. An opinion only becomes true when you accept it and stop acting
on your potential.
My own life is an example of what’s possible when you live life beyond your
own beliefs and the views of others. I was a pretty average high-school
student, but I’ve gone on to travel the world and coach thousands and
thousands of people. I’ve guided doctors, lawyers, politicians, actors,
celebrities, athletes, CEOs—hell, I’ve even coached Catholic priests in
Ireland and Buddhist monks in Thailand!
There’s a wondrous, magical life out there waiting for you in the unknown
and while it’s not all cherry pies and bubblegum, there is a reality that you
can accomplish that’s far beyond the one you’re currently wasting away in.
BLAZING THE RELENTLESS TRAIL
To see this idea of relentlessness in action, let’s look at a major success story