Truly, I believe that the Childhood Treasure of Faith enables me to move mountains of challenges and obstacles out of my way. Experience, over and over, has proven that when I follow my Big Dream -- one that focuses on benefits to others, rather than to me, alone -- then obstacles dissolve and opportunities are born. Faith in a distant and high-impact vision of a better future, such as "I will change the way we treat children in America," generates energy and forward momentum.
Why doesn't a dream that focuses on me and what I want for myself work the same way?
Even when my vision is not about material gain, but about my physical, emotional or psychological well-being, belief in the impossible just doesn't produce that juggernaut of possibility I experience for my other-focused Big Dreams.
Can it be as simple as this: I don't really believe the impossible for myself? Am I really stuck in the "reality" of "it's not possible?" This thought stuns me into silence for the moment....
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