Analogy of the Mountain of Ice and our Hidden Power

Analogy of the Mountain of Ice and our Hidden Power

Every human being is basically unaware of the power he has, until finally at a point when some successful people can discover the secret and become and / or acquire whatever they dream and want all along.

The power is like an iceberg of the invisible iceberg and hidden beneath the surface of the sea.

What is visible on the surface is what we have always believed about ourselves.

Maybe you are a low self-esteem because your face is not very attractive, or your voice is stuttering, or physically you feel less perfect, you are not very intelligent, less sociable, or you feel that your social status is in the bottom layer.

How many reasons will we use to convince ourselves that we are unable to achieve all the dreams or the best things in our lives. We use these reasons to console ourselves for our incompetence.

The truth is that we never want to try to leverage all of our potential and power as God's perfect creation.

David J. Schwartz in his book The Magic of Thinking Big raises four reasons or excuses why many people do not achieve dreams or success.

The excuses are, among other things, health pretexts, age arguments, intelligence pretexts and pretexts of fate. These are the four things that humans often use to convince themselves that success and extraordinary life are not for him.

We are limited to our thoughts. This statement is perfect to show that whatever happens to us, whatever we have all depends on what we think and believe.