Impossible Is Only a Word

Everybody has dreamed of being someone remarkable or significant at some point in their lives. Who among us hasn't dreamed of hitting the game-winning home run? Who among us hasn't wished to be the queen of homecoming? And how often have we wished to be wealthy, prosperous, or content with our relationships?

We frequently have lofty goals and grandiose hopes. Sadly, our dreams will always stay just that—dreams. Additionally, our goals tend to gather dust in our attic. This is a depressing development in our life. We become enmeshed in the routine of barely surviving day-to-day life rather than embarking on thrilling journeys toward self-actualization.

But what do you know? If we could only learn to aspire higher, life would be so much better. The term "impossible" is the most frequent issue when it comes to goal-setting. I can't do this is what most people get caught up in. It's too difficult. It's just not feasible. Nobody is capable of doing this. But if everyone believed it, there wouldn't be any breakthroughs in human achievement, inventions, or innovations. Recall that when scientists looked at the common bumblebee, they were perplexed. They claimed that the bumblebee could not possibly fly in theory. Regretfully, no one has informed the bumble bee of this. So it does fly.

However, some people suffer from having completely ludicrous dreams and doing nothing about them. The outcome? Broken hopes and shattered dreams. You can't surpass what you think is impossible if you restrict yourself with self-doubt and self-limiting beliefs. You will end yourself clinging to the impossibility of your ambition if you aim too high without making any progress. Give this workout a try. Write down some of your life's objectives on a sheet of paper. List the things "you know you can do" under a single heading. Write the things "you might be able to do" under a different header. List the things that are "impossible for you to do" under one more.

Now take a look at all the headers that are working hard every day to achieve the objectives listed under "things you know you can do." When you can complete them, check them. Try completing the goals under the other header—the one that says "you might be able to do"—as you gradually become able to check off all of your objectives under that heading. You can transfer the objectives listed under "impossible for you to do" to the list of "you might be able to do" if the things you listed under "things I could do" have been completed. You will discover that the objectives you previously believed were unachievable become simpler to achieve as you go through this process repeatedly. Additionally, the

As you can see, the goal here is not to restrict your creativity. It is to set lofty goals and begin gradually working toward them. Setting a goal that is genuinely unachievable, however, is equally foolish. People who only dream of a goal without putting in the necessary effort eventually become disillusioned and frustrated. However, a century ago, people would have laughed at you if you had suggested that humans could live on the moon. They would have said you were crazy if you had told them you could send mail from here to the other side of the planet in a matter of seconds. However, these unattainable goals have become a reality due to pure willpower and determination.

According to Thomas Edison, genius is 99% sweat and 1% inspiration. There is nothing more accurate. One must work hard and maintain discipline if they want to achieve their goals. Be aware, however, that that one percent must be a great desire, not a simple one.

Any gym-goer will tell you that you cannot make any progress unless you push yourself beyond your comfort zone. Do you recall the adage, "No gain, no pain"? As true as it can be, that is. So, friend, keep dreaming! Don't let your imagined restrictions consume you. To achieve your goals, have big ideas and put in a lot of effort. You will discover that the seemingly impossible has become slightly more feasible as you climb the ladder of advancement.