Everything Is Possible
“It is better to believe than to disbelieve; in so doing you bring everything to the realm of possibility.” – Albert Einstein
Faced with a perplexing problem, stymied by yet again another failure, find yourself up against a wall of opposition to your ideas? If you fall into the trap of disbelief, you’ll initially waffle and ultimately give up on your goals, intentions and dreams. On the other hand, if you believe that you can succeed, you make the idea more than just a whimsical concept. You’re laying the groundwork for possibility.
If following this line of logic makes you dizzy, fear not. There’s solid reasoning behind it. Consider that many inventors pursued their ideas countless times before enjoying success. They didn’t give up on their vision. They believed that they could find the answer, work out the details, overcome all the obstacles in their path – and they did.
This doesn’t come without effort, disappointment, missteps and failures. It doesn’t mean success is guaranteed, just that everything is possible.
It does also require a substantial commitment, an earnest desire to achieve a goal and the willingness to endure all the twists and turns along the way. It means having the courage to stand up to the naysayers and hold fast to your belief.
Wouldn’t you rather believe you can succeed than tell yourself that you don’t have a chance? As far as motivation goes, no one ever felt a fire of enthusiasm when they were so self-critical and doubtful that they never entertained even the faintest glimmer of possibility. Believers, on the other hand, are true to their vision, despite all adversity and challenge.
And the victory, the ultimate success, is all the sweeter when you believe everything is possible.
Just be willing to act on your belief. Turning dreams into reality requires nothing less.
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