You can only exist within the walls you've placed around yourself. So, question. Where have you placed them? Think of the concept.

You can only hit targets that you aim for and expand it out.

Because my point here is you can only exist in the plane that you have deemed to be real for you,

that you have decided is reality. And if we think about that just on a common sense basis, it's pretty apparent, right? People don't do things

that stretch beyond their perceived identity. If I don't think I'm capable of accumulating wealth, for example, I'm simply not going

to do the things or take the necessary steps required to accumulate wealth.

Why would I?

If I don't think I can help or add value to others, I'm not going to do things in an attempt to help or

add value to others. Using that example, that stuff would exist on the other side of those walls

I've placed around myself. That's why deciding what those targets are is so important.

Deciding what's real matters.

Because if you set the scope too small,

if your reality is void of all possibility and imagination,

even if you win, you've conceded too much.

The premise you've been basing your entire existence and your decisions on is so limited

that you can win there and still lose overall, still leave everything on the table.

And there's, you know, a ton of examples of this.

You know, I commonly hear people refer to it with their work.

I'm not crazy about what I'm doing, but how do I fix it?

How do I learn to like this job?

How do I exceed expectations in my role?

How do I get a promotion so that I can bring in

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