Embrace the Possibility.

Consciousness is the canvas upon which the tapestry of our lives is woven. It's the realm where possibilities flourish or wither, depending on our beliefs and intentions. We unleash a transformative power when we embrace the impossible, reject societal norms, and tap into the depths of our being to unlock our true potential.

A belief in impossibility can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, shackling us to mediocrity. When we can transcend these limitations, we open ourselves up to a realm of infinite potential. We must develop a deep sense of knowing, a resonance within our very core, that defies conventional wisdom and societal expectations. This often requires courage—the willingness to stand apart from the crowd, embrace uncertainty, and chart our own path.

Life is busy; introspection is often overlooked in favor of perpetual motion. When we take the time for moments of stillness, we gain greater clarity on our purpose and direction. Routine self-reflection becomes a compass that continues to guide us toward higher aspirations.

We all hold within us a unique calling—a question waiting to be answered, a melody yearning to be sung. When we tap into this inner resonance, we unlock the essence of our being. It requires a willingness to entertain the seemingly impossible, to envision a life free of lack and limitation. Who would we become in such a reality? What actions would we take to manifest our deepest desires?

Success or sabotage? Success is not merely the result of external circumstances; our thoughts mold the world around us. When we align our beliefs with our ambitions, we harness the power to transcend limitations and manifest our dreams.

Is this going to be an incredible day? What if today is not just another day, but the best day of our lives? When we embrace the possibility, we infuse each moment with purpose, possibility, and vitality. 

Focus on Possibility.

Many of us suffer from “analysis paralysis.” It is that feeling when you are stuck in a cycle of overthinking, endlessly analyzing every possible outcome, weighing every potential scenario, awaiting the perfect time, and ultimately failing to take any action. It is like being trapped in quicksand, sinking deeper and deeper into a pit of uncertainty with every passing moment.

It is a vicious cycle. It keeps us stuck in our comfort zones, afraid to take risks and pursue our potential. Inaction only breeds insecurity and reinforces negative assumptions. So, how do we free ourselves from this cycle of habitual overthinking and begin to move effectively forward? It starts by embracing the uncertainty of the unexplored and a willingness to take risks.

When we are caught up in analysis paralysis, we are essentially allowing our fears to dictate our fears to dictate our actions (or lack thereof). We can become so consumed with the possibility of failure that we forget about the potential for success. We manage to convince ourselves that if we simply gather enough information or wait until the perfect moment, everything will magically fall into place. But, the truth is, there is NEVER a perfect moment; there is only now.

By succumbing to analysis paralysis, we give power to our insecurities and untested negative assumptions. We convince ourselves that we are not capable enough, that we don't have what it takes to succeed. But, the reality is: we will never know what we are truly capable of until we dare to take the first step.

To break free from this cycle of inaction and self-doubt, we must shift our mindset. Instead of dwelling on the endless “what ifs” and worst case scenarios, we must focus on the potential for growth and learning that comes with taking risks. Embracing the possibility of failure is a necessary stepping stone on the path to success. 

Taking risks does not mean that we blindly leap into the unknown without a plan. We can find a balance between thoughtful consideration and decisive action. We have to learn to trust ourselves to make informed decisions without allowing fear to prevent us from moving forward.

Success or sabotage? The road to success is paved with challenges and setbacks. When we dare to take risks and have the courage to step beyond our fears and insecurities, we pave the way for greatness.

Is this going to be an incredible day? Life is too short to allow fear to hold us back from living our best life. Take a leap of faith; you never know where it might lead you.

Advocate for Possibilities.

There are moments when we find ourselves at a crossroads. Are we going to continue to defend our limitations or advocate for our possibilities? The choices that we make in that moment will shape the actions that we take or do not take and our perceptions of what we can and cannot achieve. It is at the root of our beliefs: it is either a belief that will propel us toward greatness or confine us within the walls of our doubts and fears.

Defending our limitations is comfortable for most of us. It is a safe space where our excuses, self-doubt, and fear take root and multiply. When we continue to fixate on our past failures, our lack of resources, and our perceived shortcomings as evidence, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. The barriers that we have constructed in our minds become insurmountable obstacles to our reality. It may not be a conscious action, but we are always going to find evidence to support our beliefs. 

In contrast, when we develop an alternate mindset that is rooted in courage, resilience, and unwavering self-belief, we advocate for possibilities. We refuse to be defined by our past or constrained by our circumstances. We focus on what we can achieve, seeing challenges as opportunities and setbacks as teachable moments. Every dream becomes a potential to be waiting to be realized.

Central to our choice is our belief (or lack thereof) in ourselves. It is not simply a fleeting confidence or a temporary boost of self-esteem. It is a deep-seated conviction that we are capable of achieving greatness. It is an unshakable faith in our abilities, even when all of the odds seem to be against us.

Believing in ourselves above all else may sound egotistical, but it is not about arrogance or blind optimism. It is about our choice and ability to recognize our inherent worth, power, and potential as a human being. It is about awareness that we are far more talented and capable than we have acknowledged. When we believe in ourselves, we refuse to be defined by our circumstances or constrained by the expectations of other people. We chart our course and define success on our terms.

Belief in ourselves gives us the courage to take risks, the resilience to persevere in the face of adversity, and the determination to keep moving forward even when the path ahead is uncertain. It is what allows us to turn setbacks into opportunities and challenges into triumphs.

Believing in ourselves above all else empowers us to silence the voices of doubt, negativity, worry, and fear—both from ourselves and others. We learn to flex the muscles of faith, trust our instincts/intuition, and follow our own path despite the warnings of any naysayers that surround us. We recognize that our worth is not determined by external validation or approval but by our sense of self-worth and self-respect.

Success or sabotage? Our belief in ourselves is the driving force behind everything we do. Without this belief, even the best-laid plans and strategies will fail.

Is this going to be an incredible day? Will you advocate for your possibilities or defend your limitations? Unlimited possibilities await your decision.

Believe in Possibility.

You can do anything that you choose to do.

Do you find that even the statement begins a debate with the committee in your head? What is the basis of the argument? Is it that you believe that "it" cannot be done (whatever the "it" may be) or is it that you believe YOU cannot do it? Why is it so much easier to believe in the possibility and potential of others? What if you were to believe that you had unlimited possibility? How would it redirect your life?

Walk through this day as if you have been infused with magical powers. Act as though the entire world is under your spell--creating new ways to support and reward you.  When the voices of doubt and cynicism begin to speak, choose not to acknowledge them. Thank them for their opinion and tell them that they won't be needed today. Stretch beyond your comfort and play the role in all of it's glory (wear a cape if you must!). Notice the energy and excitement that flows through your body. How does this serve you?

Success or sabotage? You can only obtain success when you know that you can succeed. Somewhere deep down in your soul, you must embody the power to accept success--knowing that you will overcome any obstacles that cross your path.

Is this going to be an incredible day? You can have it if you choose to do so.

Make it Possible.

Think of all the things that were once thought Impossible;they are merely limitations of our experience, perspective and mind. Did anyone really think we would be able to walk on the moon 100 years ago? It is interesting when you realize, for example, that all of the materials necessary for an automobile existed in ancient Rome, but they didn't have the consciousness to bring it into existence. The mind is unlimited in capacity. Our limitations are dictated by those with which we choose to subscribe. "These and greater things will ye do...."Those things that we categorize as miracles are only labeled as such because of our limited thinking.

Examine your own life and look at feats which you once thought as impossible. What changed your perspective? What stands before you that you now consider as impossible? How does this thinking serve you?

Success or sabotage? Break free of the chains of limitations; you cannot have faith and subscribe to limitation. Success begins in the mind.

Is this going to be an incredible day? Make the impossible possible and shape the day as you envision it for yourself.

Believe in Possibility.

The miracle of today is the reality of tomorrow. Man's ability to create possibility out of potential is a combination of vision, faith and action. Consider air travel, for example. The resources to create airplanes have existed for hundreds of years, but man lacked the vision and the faith to bring the fantasy to reality. One must first believe in the possibility before one can move beyond potential.

Do you believe in greater possibilities for your life? Do you limit yourself by investing in past disappointments or negative tribal thinking? Do you direct your faith to step into a higher vision for your life?

Success or sabotage? Living "small" does not serve you or the world; self-sabotage is a humility that the world cannot afford.

Is this going to be an incredible day? Keep your eyes open to the opportunity rather than the appearance of limitation.

Dwell in Possibility.

We often easily invest in the probability of defeat instead of the endless opportunities for success. We live in a world of unlimited possibility and potential, but often think of that as only applying to those “other people” that we read about or see on television. If we invest in the unknown or gamble on probability, why not put our thoughts, words, energy, attention, and money on potential success instead of possible failure? When we take the time to examine the lives of those who are deemed to be great achievers, we discover that two of the things that separate them from the masses are their intense clarity and unyielding belief. They reject tribal logic and believe themselves to be the exception rather than the rule. They know what they know and there is no “evidence” in the world that will convince them differently. It is a steadfast faith. Without it, we would not have the light bulb, automobile, airplane, computer, etc….Sometimes we must be willing to be “crazy” before society can shift the definition of “sane.”

This week, dwell on the possibility. What is it that you were born to do? What is the voice that is calling to you saying? Are you really taking the time to listen? Are you able to hear it without disregarding the truth of its cry?

Success or sabotage? We will only succeed if we are willing to entertain the probability of success.

Is this going to be an incredible day? On what are you investing your thoughts, words, and actions? Are you paving a road of incredible experiences or simply hoping for something better in your future?

Unlock the Possibility.

What are you feeling at this moment? Weariness? Excitement? Tension? Fear? Joy? Take a deep breath. Focus on your intention for this day. What would you like to invite into your experience of today? This day will never cross your path again. You have the opportunity RIGHT NOW to create a day of your making. It stands ripe with opportunity waiting for you to unlock the power and possibility in this moment. 

You may either live by default, in reaction to the circumstances that unfold around you or you may consciously create a life that is aligned with your definitions of joy and success. Release the memories of yesterday and surrender your dreams of tomorrow. Focus on the gifts of this moment.

In your plan for the day, include three things that you enjoy doing. Select three activities that are not part of your normal routine. Celebrate your life by filling it with a gift for no occasion except the best occasion: your life. Remember, this is not just "fun," this part of your responsibility. If your soul is not fulfilled, you have little to offer the world. Feed yourself and then you will have something to give the world. Create great stories to tell tomorrow about this day!

Success or sabotage?  Be mindful not to sabotage yourself with busy-ness; remember what you are working toward.

Is this going to be an incredible day?  Well...is it?

Surrender to Possibility.

When you find yourself continually in a cycle of negative experiences, it is very easy to surrender to the idea that the world is simply not on your side.  The more that you subscribe to this belief, the more evidence that you will find to support it.

Instead of seeing yourself as a victim, consider the possibility that repetition is often an indication that there is something that we are not getting. Rather than allowing yourself to resign to simply being the victim of an unjust world,  change the lens through which you are looking at the challenge and look for the undiscovered value. When you're in the experience, it begins by asking, "what's in this for me? How can this challenge actually serve me?" The answer may not come immediately, but if you are able to keep your focus on how the experience is serving you, you will begin to see glimpses of the gift (beyond the initial pain).

Your experience of life will respond to your beliefs and expectations. If you believe that "all men are cheaters," for example, you will soon discover that all of the men that show up in your life will fit the profile of your expectation. As you think, so shall 'ye be. The same holds true for your life. This is why this philosophy exists in some capacity in every culture and religion.

Life challenges also provide you with an opportunity to examine your actions and responses. If you continue doing the same things and expecting different results or do nothing and expect negative results before they even appeared, you have actually received that which you "ordered."

Success or sabotage?  We all have to decide whether we want to be right or effective. Allow yourself to be wrong about your negative expectations. What if (instead) you decided that everything that happens for you, happens to you? So much of our disappointment in life is based on how we think things "should be" or how things "need to be."

Is this going to be an incredible day? If you surrender to the possibility that the universe actually has an order and a wisdom, then you can entertain the possibility that the bigger picture is going to be much brighter than this brief chapter. And, when you accept the possibility, the reality that follows will respond in kind (and your days will be incredible). 

Expand your Thinking.

Think of all the things that were once thought IMpossible; they are merely limitations of our experience, perspective, and mind. Did anyone really think we would be able to walk on the moon 50 years ago? It is interesting when you realize, for example, that all of the materials necessary for an automobile existed in ancient Rome, but they didn't have the consciousness to bring it into existence. God is omnipresent and has no limits. Our limitations are dictated by those with which we choose to subscribe. "These and greater things will ye do...."Those things that we categorize as miracles are only labeled as such because of our limited thinking.

Examine your own life and look at feats which you once thought as impossible. What changed your perspective? What stands before you that you now consider as impossible? How does this thinking serve you?

Success or sabotage?  Break free of the chains of limitations; you cannot have faith and subscribe to limitation. Success begins in the mind.

Is this going to be an incredible day?  Make the impossible possible and shape the day as you envision it for yourself.