I will accomplish everything I set my mind and heart to. I will be great at what I do. I will believe in my abilities even when others don’t. I will break the mold that so many willingly accept as their destiny. I will change the world. I will help others in need. I will work tirelessly to change millions of lives even if its one at a time. I will.
Two of the most powerful words you can say to yourself. I will. The paragraph above is what I say to myself every day. If you notice it starts with me first and then branches out to everyone else. We tend to forget that the most important person in your life has to be you. If you’re not taken care of mentally, physically, and spiritually how could you ever help anyone else?
You have to believe what you dream my friends. You have to break the sheep mindset that you’re not good enough. That there’s something wrong with believing you’re great. Take all the numbers, equations, and any other statistical information the doubters throw at your dreams and toss them in the garbage. Numbers are just numbers, they cant measure a persons passion, heart, or determination.
When you say, “I will” you’re saying that numbers doesn’t matter. Imagine living your life by statistics. I can tell you right now if I did that you wouldn’t be reading this. I could have never played basketball, wrote or book, or aspired to motivate the masses on a daily basis. I’d sit home scared to leave the house because of some new report on how many people have passed away from bird droppings.
That’s not living life. That’s not believing you can do whatever you set your mind to. Fear has a funny way of disguising itself. Fear isn’t just seeing a bear in the woods on your hike. Fear sometimes takes the form of the person you trust the most, yourself. When you look in the mirror fear makes you turn away. Fear gives you excuses for every “I will” that you list, and then throws those numbers at you to back up its argument.
When I look in the mirror I only see myself. I don’t see fear looking back at me because I’m no longer afraid. When I say positive affirmations I mean them, and I don’t give a damn who else is on board with me.
What do you say to yourself every day? Is it I will or is it I wont, or I cant? I’m telling you right now that you can. It’s as easy as looking yourself in the eye and believing it.
This is by far one of your best ones. My two words use to be “What If” for the many years. About 10 years ago it changed to “I Can” and for about the past three years it’s been “I will”. Maybe in the next 30 years it will change again to “I Have”.