THE POWER OF YOUR VISION: SELF CONCEPT 4

"...and all the men of Israel, when they saw the man (Goliath), fled from him, and were sore afraid..." 1 Sam. 17:24

What are you afraid of...and why are you afraid of it? 

Do not give up on a dream because of an expert or analyst opinion on the matter. 

It is very normal to be wary of things "society" has tagged "impossible". More so, when you appear to be inexperienced considering your age or supposed limitation in training and resources available to you. 

If you will amount to anything in life or in your pursuit, you must have to learn to see yourself differently. 

Learn to focus on the goal and not the statistics. 

Stop quoting the analyst...start reciting your own mission statement. 

The potential of your capacity can not be determined by some existing statistics. Everyone failed does not suggest you too will fail. 

"It is a widely held opinion" doesn't necessarily make it True. 

Don't give up on anything until you have made series of unsuccessful attempts. 

If you see challenges from the eyes of a non achiever, it is usually twice its original size. If you look at the same challenge from the eyes of an achiever, it is usually half its original size. 

But when you look at challenges from your own eyes...you tend not to see them, why? All you see is your goal.

Everyone saw Goliath, David saw the rewards taking out Goliath will fetch him. 

You will not fail!

Good morning and Happy New Week!

FIRE FEAR 4

"...Say ye not, a confederacy, to all them to whom this people shall say, a confederacy; NEITHER FEAR YE THEIR FEAR nor be afraid..." Isa. 8:12 KJV (paraphrase are author's). 

So, someone literally suspended some goal, they wanted to chase just because an "uncle" had told them they will not make it in that area. 

Parents go as far as discouraging their kids from studying certain courses in the university, because of how they feel about the course or because of what happened "several years ago" to someone they knew then. 

You see, among many things we have to deal with in life, is the fact that we have to deal with the "fears" thrown at us by those who supposedly "care" about us; and one way to efficiently do that is "never to dread what they dread".

If you will be honest, some of the limitations you have placed on your imagination is not necessarily because of your own personal experiences but because of "fear" which was communicated to you on the subject...and so, without any form of objective personal research you literally just shut your mind towards that particular dream destination. 

Stop letting anyone project their fears on your "imagination". 

Who told you, you can't own a multibillion dollar corporation in an area everyone failed? 

Who told you it is impossible to study abroad even when you don't have any support from family? 

How is it that, you believe, you must spend 5 years on that role before you can become a Manager? 

I am not sure what your story might be...but I dare you "not to fear their fears". 

Other people's experience shouldn't be the parameter for which you measure what is impossible for you.  

Whose fear have you granted access into your "dream space"? Kick them out now!

You will not fail!

Good morning and Happy New Week!