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What if you have physical challenges?
If you’ve ever felt like what you want to do might be impossible, or that it will take too long, or that “no-one has done it before so it’s probably a pipe dream”… this podcast series is for you.
Today, our host Roland Frasier joins us with some heavy-hitting inspiration and evidence that will inspire you to expand your possibilities and BELIEVE! Roland is known to be ‘The smartest guy in the room’ and this episode gives us a window into his mindset. One that will help you achieve so much more than you thought you could!
In business, can you achieve your 10-year goals in 6 months? Is the possible only limited by your mindset, or are there possibilities that elude you which are simply beyond your reach? Throughout history, we have seen the limits of the possible expanded again and again.
“If these amazing formerly assumed impossible things can be invented and these formerly thought unachievable human feats can be done, then surely you can hit your 10-year business goals in 6 months, or accomplish in 1 year what most would take 3 or 5 years to accomplish.” Roland Frasier
But How?
Roland explained that first, you must sincerely believe that what you want to do is actually possible. If you cannot even conceive and believe that the thing you want to achieve is possible, then your amazingly powerful brain will find a way to support you in that belief. The truth is that there are very few things that are truly impossible.
In this series, Roland discusses five categories of commonly held beliefs about Possibility:
- Legally mandated impossibilities (See episode 83)
- Physical impossibilities
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What about those who shattered previously believed notions of what was possible with physical challenges or limitations?
If you think you can’t achieve something because your physical condition is stopping you, look at what these people overcame to achieve the impossible!
• Beethoven composed 5 of his best symphonies while he was deaf.
• Marlee Matlin became an actress and won an Academy Award despite being deaf since she was one and a half years old.
• Stephen Hawking was completely paralyzed and couldn’t speak, yet he was married twice, had 3 children, and became one of the most respected and famous physicists of our time.
• Ray Charles lost his sight at age 7 but went on to begin recording at 17 and eventually won 12 Grammy Awards.
• Helen Keller became a published author with several books and 400+ articles despite becoming blind and deaf at age one and a half.
• Richard Branson has dyslexia but somehow managed to build 12 different billion-dollar businesses.
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