It is Possible: Believe It, Think It, Act It
The world and life itself provide us with infinite possibilities. As a matter of fact, there is almost no limit to what can be achieved. What a lot of people thought might not be possible some years back is what is now cheaply and easily possible. This goes to prove that everything is possible. Possibility is not just an attainment, but it is a state of the mind. When you have conditioned your mind to believe and think anything no matter how difficult or impossible it may look, then you will see yourself doing the impossible.
I was having a discussion with someone some days ago about the insanely possible thing that the world of mobile phones have seen. He humourly told me that if our forefathers were told about the mobile phones and how one person can stay in one part of the world and see someone who is in the part of the world, thousands of miles away, and even discuss with them, they will conclude it is a form of wizardry or they will even convict the person for sorcery and they will be hanging on stakes. But in this era, we have see these things become possible and have even gone beyond it.
It is worthy to note that possibility starts from the mind, but it does not end there. When you believe that something can be done and you begin to think about it, then it is required of you to begin to put actions to see your thoughts come to actualization. If the thoughts still remain in the mind without giving expression to them by your actions, then you will not see the possibilities manifest. What gives substance to the dreams and ideas that you have created is the actions that you put on them. If you do not act on your dream, then it will remain impossible, and it will not come out from the realm of just a dream.
While I was in school, there was this particular newly introduced course in the department which they made compulsory. The course normally concludes with an external exam, organised by an external body. It was on record that since the introduction, which was about three semesters before I came in, no student had scored an A in it. The highest was a B. Obviously, the course was perceived as being difficult, and so complex. When I started the course, I made up my mind that I was going to get an A in it. However, I did not just think about it, nor just imagine getting an A, I had to put necessary actions into my thoughts, so as to get the desired result.
What I did was to discuss with a couple of other coursemates. We came up with a plan to organise an "after class" on selected days. We held tutorials and even got a lecturer, paid him, so that he can put us through. When the exam came, it was tough as usual, but because we had prepared extensively for it and had put in the required actions, everyone of us scored A in the same exam that no one had ever had an A in the school before; this is doing the seemingly impossible. The success was not gifted, it came as a result of acting on what we believed in and what we had thought. The difference between possibilities and impossibilities is the extent at which you will be able to act towards what you believe in.
Your believe and your thoughts, even though there are potent, but you need to bring them to life. You will agree with me that no matter how excellent the seeds you have are, as a farmer, you will still have to cultivate the seeds to have them grow. In the same, having your belief and your thoughts without actions is like a seed that has not been planted. When you have acted on the ideas that you have conceived, then you have empowered them for fulfilment. In various aspects of life; your career, work, family, etc, you may have one dream or the other, but what gives life to these dreams is your action.
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