Life is full of achievers and failures; certainly we have more of the latter than the former. This therefore brings to mind that, there is a limit placed on what we can accomplish as individuals.
Despite the fact that we are all success hungry human beings, not all of us are or will be able to be successful in life. Reasonably this may suggest that, there is a ceiling as to how far we can go as different individuals.
If there is a differential limiting factor as to what we can achieve, then nature has been extremely cruel to some of us. Whiles others have forged forward to become all they desire (with their ceiling being all they desire); some of us can successfully argue that, our ceiling is right above our head (extensive restrictions)-we can’t achieve anything!
Life is not fair but it is not this cruel. The disparity in our achievements cannot be underpinned to the above restrictive deduction.
To be frank, there is no grass ceiling above our heads in relation to how far we can go in life. As human beings, we can achieve anything in life. The smart ones reading this may ask, if we can achieve anything in life, what is limiting some of us from even not achieving ‘everything’ but the very few things we want?
Surely, we can achieve anything in life but there is a substantial limiting factor which works and has always worked against us. This limiting factor is the cause of the huge disparity between us all including those who have failed.
Those who have achieved all they desire are the people who have been able to conquer the only limiting factor serving as a thick ceiling. Here it is… as humans, we can achieve anything in life but the only limiting factor restraining us from achieving this is our own thoughts… Yeah, it is your own thoughts which restrict your achievements.
As you start a new week, remember the only ceiling that serves as a limit to how far you can go in life is your own thoughts. It is the factor which limits our achievements…How far you think you can go is how far you can/will be able to go in reality.
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