What do you see for yourself? What do you envision? What is your story? What is your truest self? What is your biggest dream?
What you “see” is what you get. The “picture” you envision creates your
reality. If you place limits on your
abilities, you should know that, those limits are imaginary and solidified by
the story that you choose to believe.
Our imagination can lead us or it can limit us. Author Jerry Lynch states that “our
imagination can either lead us to our truest potential of greatness or limit us
with “real” mental barriers that prevent us from our truest self.”
What is the image you have of yourself? Is it positive? Is it self-empowering? Does your imagination fuel your confidence
and self-esteem? Or does your
imagination have you believing in a negative self-image? Do you believe in false stories that limit
your abilities and ambitions? Do you let the opinions of others steer the direction of your actions? Do you
tell yourself (or think to yourself), “I can’t do that.” Or “I’ll never be able
to achieve that!” Whatever “that” is…YES
you can!
“Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they’re yours.”
I don’t even know who Richard Bach is, but his quote is 100% correct! Whatever you accept as your truth, is your
truth…nothing but your truth. Do you know who else was right? Thomas Edison when he said, “If we all did
the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astound ourselves.” When flipped, a coin has two sides on which
to land, heads or tails. Just as the
coin has two sides, you have two options; positive or negative, victor or
victim, winner or loser. The difference
between you and the coin is that the coin’s fate is determined by a flip, and
your fate is determined by a decision; your decision. That decision belongs to you.
You have the power to decide your outcome. You have the power to decide who you
are. You have the power to decide if you
will believe in limitations, which are usually influenced by outside sources,
or you can believe in yourself and follow your decision into greatness.
It is okay to believe in your abilities. No really, it is. “You can have anything you want if you are
willing to give up the belief that you can’t have it.” Here is another guy I
know nothing about, but Dr. Robert Anthony makes a valid point…if you just
believe in yourself, you can have whatever the fuck you want! Sorry, that may have been a bit much…but am I
wrong?
I never really was a big fan of Goldie Hawn’s movie’s but
she had a point in saying “I finally stopped running away from myself. Who else is there better to be?” Exactly, Goldie. Exactly!
Who else is there better to be than yourself? Who else is there to believe in other than
yourself? Who else is there that is
better fit to dream your dreams or live your life? No one!
You are the only one that is capable of being uniquely you.
The only limitations that you have are the ones that you
tell yourself. Stop telling yourself and
the rest of us, a bullshit story of your limitations. Stop placing imaginary limits on yourself- yielding you powerless. Instead, start envisioning a positively powerful life that is limitless and filled
with success and happiness.
