If I hit a wall

Let’s be clear, I used the word “wall” for illustrative purposes.

By wall I mean limit. Contrary to popular opinion, the vast majority of your limitations are self-imposed.

If you’re not willing to put forth sustained, focused effort and delay gratification, your achievements will be limited to the tiny area of your existing comfort zone. And you will blame others when fault lies with you.

If you are willing to put forth sustained, focused effort and delay gratification while conducting a thorough, honest investigation of your belief system and the habits it has spawned, you will come to assume personal responsibility for yourself and the limits of your achievements.

Assuming personal responsibility for yourself will enable you to see, in great detail, why the saying “Where there’s a will there’s a way” is correct. Incidentally, the size and scope of your comfort zone will vastly increase.

You will come to see that while the Laws of Nature are immutable, there are many ways in which we can interact with them in order to affect particular outcomes. Mankind does not create. We cultivate.

Those among us who have caused paradigm shifts and “achieved the impossible” simply employed the proper techniques of cultivation relative to their field of endeavor.

The same exact laws that governed their achievements govern yours.

Your essential being supplies you with the inherent ability to accomplish much more than you might imagine. By taking personal responsibility you can discover your essential being. This can lead you to the discovery of your purpose. By discovering your purpose and remaining true to it, the means to achieve it will become apparent to you.

But such means do not magically appear; they are inherent, always there, lying in wait for your perspective to align with your purpose.

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