Do Something You Thought You Couldn’t Do

Jot down three qualities you’d like to possess, then three choices or activities that coincide with them (i.e.: adventurous—white water rafting). Make a plan to do that thing.

Enlist a friend to help you face a fear, whether it’s quitting your job or skydiving.

Create a positive affirmation to replace a limiting belief (i.e.: tell yourself, “I feel confident around new people” instead of “I can’t meet new people—I’m too nervous”). Then use that new belief to push yourself out of your comfort zone.

Think of someone you admire and write down three things they do that you don’t think you can. Now make it a personal mission to prove yourself wrong.

Think of something huge you’ve wanted to do, but feared you can’t. Now shrink it down to something smaller but related (i.e.: climb Mt. Everest could start with join a rock climbing gym.) Do that smaller thing today. It’s a start!

Ask a friend to describe your potential. Find the parts that make your heart race with excitement, and then take one small step today to work toward that possibility.

Set a 30-day challenge—i.e. write 5 pages every day without worrying if they’re any good; after 30 days, you’ll have a first draft of a 150-page novel.

Ask yourself, “What would I try if I thought I wouldn’t fail?” Take one tiny step toward that goal today.

Ask a friend or your significant other to design an “opposite night” for you—a night when the two of you do things completely opposed to what you usually do.

Share something you want to do but think you can’t in the comment section here. Just putting it out there is a great start!

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