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What if your craziest idea is your greatest possibility?
I have come to realize that sometimes you need a little delusion to create something extraordinary. You have to believe in a possibility that your current reality cannot yet support.
Twenty years ago, if you had met me, you would have seen a man working in the trades with a broken back, slowly losing himself to alcohol and prescription drugs. A man whose catabolic thinking was creating a life far below his true potential.
Would you have imagined that same man coaching incredible people around the world? Writing and publishing six books? Passionately investing in digital assets? Walking 15 to 20 miles every week and strength training four or five days a week?
I certainly wouldn’t have.
Matter of fact, that old version of me would probably think the person I am today is completely insane.
Yet here I am.
And what changed? It wasn’t some miraculous event that suddenly transformed my life. It was the realization that I didn’t have to remain the person I had become.
I started imagining possibilities that seemed ridiculous at the time. Then I started making choices that supported those possibilities. Small commitments became consistent actions. Consistent actions became habits. And those habits gradually created an entirely different life.
That’s what I want you to understand.
Your current circumstances are not the boundaries of your potential. They’re simply where you’re starting.
Stop requiring your dreams to make sense to everyone else. Stop allowing your past to determine what’s possible tomorrow.
Imagine something extraordinary. Commit to it. Take action. Remain consistent.
Because the person you’re capable of becoming might seem completely delusional to the person you are today.
And that’s exactly why you should give yourself the opportunity to become them.
I invite you to check out my other ideas in my books sold on Amazon.
– Coach Mike
EDIT Your GOALS
Every
Day
Internal
Thoughts
Guarantee
Our
Absolute
Life
Situations
#unreasonable #vision #relentless #action #committed
Background Photo Credit:
Marek Piwnicki
I have come to realize that sometimes you need a little delusion to create something extraordinary. You have to believe in a possibility that your current reality cannot yet support.
Twenty years ago, if you had met me, you would have seen a man working in the trades with a broken back, slowly losing himself to alcohol and prescription drugs. A man whose catabolic thinking was creating a life far below his true potential.
Would you have imagined that same man coaching incredible people around the world? Writing and publishing six books? Passionately investing in digital assets? Walking 15 to 20 miles every week and strength training four or five days a week?
I certainly wouldn’t have.
Matter of fact, that old version of me would probably think the person I am today is completely insane.
Yet here I am.
And what changed? It wasn’t some miraculous event that suddenly transformed my life. It was the realization that I didn’t have to remain the person I had become.
I started imagining possibilities that seemed ridiculous at the time. Then I started making choices that supported those possibilities. Small commitments became consistent actions. Consistent actions became habits. And those habits gradually created an entirely different life.
That’s what I want you to understand.
Your current circumstances are not the boundaries of your potential. They’re simply where you’re starting.
Stop requiring your dreams to make sense to everyone else. Stop allowing your past to determine what’s possible tomorrow.
Imagine something extraordinary. Commit to it. Take action. Remain consistent.
Because the person you’re capable of becoming might seem completely delusional to the person you are today.
And that’s exactly why you should give yourself the opportunity to become them.
I invite you to check out my other ideas in my books sold on Amazon.
– Coach Mike
EDIT Your GOALS
Every
Day
Internal
Thoughts
Guarantee
Our
Absolute
Life
Situations
#unreasonable #vision #relentless #action #committed
Background Photo Credit:
Marek Piwnicki
