What many claim as being “realistic” is usually a belief in limitations that don’t exist and disbelief in opportunities that do.
Why does this happen? It’s caused by what you allow yourself to envision.
By envisioning limitations you give yourself permission to play it safe and take fewer risks.
When you don’t believe certain opportunities are available to you, you’re declaring yourself unworthy of them. A “People like me don’t get breaks like that” way of thinking.
What’s the solution?
Set aside time each day to allow your imagination to run wild. Allow yourself to dream big. When you get used to feeling the exhilaration of what’s possible you’ll begin to ask yourself “HOW” to create it.
Give it a go.
There’s no such thing as a stupid question
Listen to this post … There is no such thing as a stupid question when you live with neurodiversity. I read an email from my son’s school this morning about registering him for classes for the next term. It listed the instructions on how to do it, but guess what happened? I began reading it