We spend a lot of time asking ourselves, what if things don't work out? What if I fall,

fail, or miss the mark? What if I have to head home empty-handed, diminished pride, defeated?

But what if we've simply been asking the wrong question?

Imagine flipping the script.

What if everything worked out better than you could have ever imagined?

What if you learn in going that you have barely

scratched the surface of your potential? That you've been accepting too little, leaving

too much on the table? What if you learn that you are powerful beyond all recognition? Not

because someone told you so.

No.

But because the very steps being taken prove the point.

What if the things that held you down can be dismantled?

The thoughts that held you back can be demolished.

Why is it?

We don't ask more of those questions.

Generally, you get what you look for.

What you ask of life is what you shall receive, or so the saying goes.

So my thought here is perhaps we need to ask for more.

Not of the world but of ourselves.

There's an ocean of opportunity before us, enough of this pointing out in wishing for more

while we wade in water that is waste deep. First steps will always be believing that more exists.

That the world might not be able to see it. It might not exist to your left or right, but it exists in your head.

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