Believe in the impossible

Believe in the impossible:

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Believe in the impossible.

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That’s what your dreams should feel like.

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Impossible.

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Unattainable.

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Unreachable.

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They should make most people stunned.

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It should make people question you and look at you in a weird way.

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That’s what dreams are.

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We all have dreams.

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People ask us about them when we’re kids.

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But as we grow up, we stop hearing about them.

We stop asking about them.

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We stop thinking about them.

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When was the last time someone asked you about your dreams?

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Probably decades.

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Why?

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Because there’s this sense that once you become an adult, your dreams are over.

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They can no longer happen.

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That was only something kids did.

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All of that is a lie.

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Dreams are what should keep driving you.

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It should give you purpose.

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Give you a reason to wake up in the morning.

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Doesn’t matter what your dreams are.

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You could want a trillion dollars.

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Or to own 100 horses.

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Or to have a massive house for your kids.

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Whatever it is, is irrelevant to me.

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But it should be the only thing you want.

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You can’t have multiple dreams at the same time.

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It doesn’t work like that.

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You need one concrete one that you keep top of mind.

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But here’s the thing with dreams.

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You need to repeat them.

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Again and again.

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Over and over.

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Every.

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Single.

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Day.

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Why? 

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Because you need to access your subconscious.

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The thing in your mind that controls most of you.

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That can only be accessed through repetition.

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Repeating the same message over and over again

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Till you then start to believe it.

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You then convince your subconscious and it becomes second nature.

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Once that happens, just wait and watch.

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Be patient.

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Your world will open up in ways that you can’t imagine.

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It’s happening to me as I write this.

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I’ve told this story before but I’ll tell it again.

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I read a book in 2018 that changed my life.

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Think and Grow Rich by Napolean Hill.

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It was written by a man who followed the richest people in history and wrote about how they achieved what they did.

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They all had certain things in common.

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Including none of them having more than a high school education.

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So how did they achieve this unimaginable success?

It started with a dream.

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An idea they had about what they wanted to be.

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They wrote it down.

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Repeated it to themselves every day.

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For years.

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Decades.

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Until one day they had achieved more than they could ever imagine.

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This book is from 1937.

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It still applies today.

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Write down your dream.

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The single most important thing you want.

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Repeat it to yourself multiple times a day.

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Wait.

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And watch.

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All of a sudden you’ll accomplish the impossible.

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Believe in the impossible.

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