Know Your Limits, Then Ignore Them

John Mason says: “Know your limits, then ignore them.”

That’s good advice. We all have limits. It’s good to know what they are, but then we should simply proceed as if they don’t exist.

Pierre de Chardin says: “Our duty as men and women is to proceed as if limits to our ability do not exist”

Our whole life has been one of breaking our limitations. Every time we learn and apply a new skill, we break through a past limit.

The problem is that we sometimes convince ourselves, with or without evidence, that we can’t do something, and then we believe it. The more important, more complicated and time-consuming the task, the more we are daunted by it. We tend to be limited by fear and comfort. We are afraid we will fail and don’t like the idea of working long, hard hours on developing a new skill and then applying that skill to achieve a previously impossible goal.

Good News!!

You can do anything. Plan it. Take your time, you’ll get it right. There is no rush. The rewards are worth it, and you have the potential to do it.

Affirmations:
I can do great things
I work hard
I go beyond my limits

The Begining…..

Well I couldn’t just leave the standard WordPress blog post So this post will mark the beginning of the kirchie.com project. Friday 23 July 2010.

This project has been brewing in me for at least 4 years now.  And I have only recently felt the freedom to pursue it because only now is the Leads to Leverage Marketing System ready.

I look forward to your feedback. And as the blog grows please will you share it with your networks below.

Thanks.

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