Fight for your limitations, and they are yours.

When presented with a new idea that is outside the boundaries of your own limitations, you set for yourself, do you automatically say, “I can’t do that?”  Do you strive to convince the presenter that you cannot do it?  Do you spend your energy defending your own limitations?

If you do, you will surely keep them.

Instead, you could envision how you might be able to do it – how you might be able to go beyond what you thought was your limit.  You could dig in and figure out how you could get there, instead of how you can’t.

Let’s try it.  Pick one of these things you have never done – 

Can you kayak down a river?

Can you change the tire on your car?

Can you fix the gutter that is hanging off your house?

Can you read a 300-page book and pass a test on it?

Can you learn to read a Profit and Loss Statement and a Balance Sheet?

Can you use an AI app to study how a bumblebee flies and have it create a one-page summary report on the subject?

Can you use AI to make a photo of yourself and your child in a rollercoaster car speeding down the track?

Can you get a surfboard and go surfing?

What does your brain say to things that are foreign and out of your self-imposed comfort zone? 

Do you fight for “no”?  Or do you figure out “yes”?