by Michael Plante

You can do anything.
You are only limited by your own restrictions. Inhibitions disappear when the first step is taken. Confidence arrives and the incurred momentum forces you towards desired results. Once accomplished, a sense of pride is rewarded. Even when the result is not entirely what was expected you can say, “I completed the task I set out for myself”, “I followed through with it to it’s conclusion”. That is time well spent for it is an investment in yourself.

Some tasks require more prep work, education and practical exercise to achieve a favorable outcome. The greater the investment, the greater the reward. Now just imagine a lifetime of small achievements. The totality can lead up to what appears to be an extraordinary life when actually, it was a series of small accomplishments. Whatever you choose, small investments or large investments, what you leave behind can and will motivate others to do the same. The trickle-down effect.

Now think back to when you were a toddler. You’ve been moving forward since you took your first step. You’ve been accomplishing that same task all these years. You’ve mastered that one and have been within that momentum ever since. It has brought you this far, and now you have come to realize that you have been undertaking a lifetime of tasks that have propelled you to the point where you can say, “I can achieve anything, be anything, and live an extraordinary life”. So now the only question you can think of is, “What shall I do next?”

Whatever you decide, you can achieve it, and show others they can as well.