We’ve all been told what we can or can’t do; what’s possible and what’s impossible.

Yesterday I was editing the interview I did with Ben Mack for Rick Raddatz‘s Entrepreneur’s Vacation Club, and in it he quoted P.T. Barnum:

More people are humbugged by believing in too little than by believing in too much.

Ben says that when he’s told, “It can’t be done,” his response is always, “Maybe it can.”

“Coincidentally” (and if you know me, you’ll know I don’t believe in coincidences and I use that word facetiously) last week was full of examples for me that supported these concepts, and proved to me that we all humbug ourselves by believing in too little… especially when that comes to what we can achieve.

I just wrote an article over on the LWL Worldwide blog, called Taking the “Im” Off “Impossible”.

I start off by saying:

How many times has someone said to you, “That’s not possible,” or “You can’t do that,” or “It will never happen”?

Well, what if you ignored the naysayers and just did what you wanted to do anyhow?

This past week I had numerous personal experiences that reminded me, once and for all, that there’s no such thing as impossible… and we can accomplish a lot more than we think.

And I go on to give those personal stories, as well as an example from Joe Vitale; and I tie it all up with my favorite formula from Jack Canfield, E+R=O (Event + Reaction = Outcome).

But rather than try to sum it up here, why not slide on over to LWL and take a look? I know you’ll enjoy it… you can read my article by clicking here.

Keep Unwrapping the Mysteries of Life!