How much possibility comes and goes.

How many ideas or thoughts come in as fleeting moments,

and then they're categorized in the back of our head as those things we don't say out loud.

In this episode, I want to talk about the difference between thinking something

and having the courage to bring it to life.

I'm Eddie Panero. This is your world within daily. So I'm gonna play a segment from a video called The Things We Don't Say Out Loud. Before I do, I want to make sure you have one thing in mind. And it's around permission, the lines we draw on the sand, right? These ideas that come into our head, fleeting thoughts about something being possibility, something we want, about life being better, we daydream,

or imagine that we can change the current situation. And it's exciting. It invigorates us.

It makes us feel good. And then we kind of tuck it away as it's, well, it's not really realistic.

So we'll keep it in this sort of box of ideas in our heads, which don't push us forward and don't create anything.

But at the same time, we never really thought it would.

They are the things we long for, the list of things that we don't say out loud, but they're not real.

And what I do in this video is kind of talk about some common ones that I've

certainly dealt with. People I've talked to have dealt with things that, you know, they come and go

and we don't do anything about them and we end up regretting not doing anything about them.

It's a reminder that life is malleable. And whether we believe it or not, whether we remember

or not, you we remember or not,

we are the authors of this story

that we're constantly writing.

It's never set in stone.

It never is what it is.

There's always an ability to change.

But like I say in so many ways, nothing starts until you believe it.

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