From I can’t to I’ll try

From I can’t to I’ll try

Are you tired of feeling stuck? Do you yearn for a life brimming with new possibilities?

Social media bombards us with others’ triumphs, making us wonder, “How did they do it?” “I wish I could be like them.”

Seeking change is a positive step. It empowers you to transform not just your circumstances, but your entire world inside and out.

But here’s the catch: excuses lurk around every corner. “They have advantages,” we whisper. “I lack the right tools.” “I’m not as qualified.” We weave a web of self-justification. It’s natural to make excuses. We all do. But we need to know, that excuses are our comfort zone, but they’re also losers’ playgrounds.

But winners? They don’t stop there. Instead of dwelling in “I can’ts,” they fill their minds with “I wills.” This simple shift is a game-changer. “I can’t” shuts down your brain. It throws up its hands and says, “No point.” But “I will” gets your brain buzzingsearching for solutions, and before you know it, you’re finding ways you never thought possible.

Becoming a life winner requires three things:

  1. Fueling your fire: Why do you want this? Visualize the “better” life – financially secure, more family time, freedom from your boss, whatever it is. Feel the difference between achieving it and failing. Let that ignite your passion and silence the excuses.
  1. The deadline compass: No deadline? No urgency. Without a clear destination, we wander and procrastinate. So, set a big goal, then break it down into bite-sized steps. Each step gets a deadline, a finish line to sprint towards. This focus fuels your determination to conquer before the clock runs out.
  1. The champion’s circle: Remember, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”  Life’s journey is a rollercoaster. Surround yourself with those who believe in you, and who cheer you on when doubts creep in. Their support will be your anchor in the storm.

With these tools in hand, excuses will fade into oblivion. Your focus will laser in on your goal. “I can’t” will morph into “I will try,” then “I will do,” and finally, “I did.”

No matter your education or resources, it’s never too late to start. You can take that online course, even if you feel underqualified. No fancy equipment? Improvise, borrow, get creative! Crushing deadlines and exceeding your own expectations.

Remember, losers are defeated by their excuses, winners are inspired by their challenges. So pick up the gauntlet, embrace the “I will,” and watch your life transform. You’ve got this!

Bonus tip: Share your journey! Inspire others by showing them how you went from “I can’t” to “I will.”

 

Back to blog

Leave a comment

Please note, comments need to be approved before they are published.