Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.

That's a quote from the queen in Lewis Carroll's book, Through the Looking Glass.

I listen to that, and I wonder, how is it?

Or how does it make you feel that the difference between possible and impossible

is your willingness to step into chaos?

Impossible is just a compounding of smaller possibles.

Impossible is a refusal to say no.

Impossible is moving forward through those checkpoints in life,

where most people look around and simply say,

I don't want to pay the metaphorical price.

I don't want to give what's required here.

I really enjoy history.

Lately, I've been revisiting a lot of various battles from recent all the way to way back,

from Alexander the Great's conquest of Tyre

to George Washington and the American colonists against the British,

even the famous Battle of Thermopylae with the 300 Spartans that we all know about.

You know, all of these have in their own unique way defied the odds. And what strikes me is,

you know, if you look at any of these scenarios on paper, they all appear to be suicide

missions. It's crazy. You know, the 300 at Thermopyla, obviously being close to that, and I'll touch on that in a second,

but all very special in their own unique way.

All took an apparent impossible task and did something pretty remarkable with it.

See, when you immerse yourself into something,

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