The majority of people don’t go after their wildest dreams because they think they’re unrealistic. Tim says it well:
“Ninety-nine percent of people believe they can’t do great things, so
they aim for mediocrity.” The level of competition is highest for
realistic goals because most people don’t set high enough goals for
themselves. But not only do you statistically have a better chance of
achieving what may seem like an unrealistic goal, doing so fuels you.
Once you feel the first high of accomplishing something major and
seemingly unattainable, you want to go bigger and badder, and you force
yourself to fulfill the need all the more. Even better, the technically
smaller goals suddenly seem less daunting.
George Elliot said, “It’s never too late to be what you might have
been.” Don’t wait. Why not start now? Post one thing you want to do
before you die in the comments below.
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