It Could Happen
You never know what is possible until you try

by Rachelle Disbennet-Lee, PhD.

Many people like to use the phrase, "That could never happen." I, however, don't like to limit others or myself by thinking in such limited ways. Life is mysterious and many things can happen, even the most impossible. Instead of thinking in terms of never, it seems more logical to think in terms of "It could happen."

When I made my list of "100 Things I Want to do Before I Die," I put two things on the list that seemed pretty farfetched. One was to have my picture on a US postage stamp (without being dead) and the other one was to meet the Queen. I had shared my list with several people and most picked those two items out to tell me they would never happen. Well, about a month ago my picture did indeed appear on a real US postage stamp. True, I created and paid for the stamps but, nonetheless, my picture now appears on real stamps that I can use. This week I am off to California to meet the Queen, the E-zine Queen as it were, but still a queen. With this one I learned to be very specific since what I meant when I wrote this on my list was I wanted to meet the Queen of England. I have since updated my list.

The moral of the story is that it could happen. Don't limit your dreams and goals. You never know what is possible until you try. Also, keep in mind that you don't have to know the "how it will happen." Your job is to know the "What" and to be very clear about it. When you are creating your dreams and goals, be very specific, add as much detail as possible and then get busy visualizing and realizing your dreams.

Get in the practice of saying "It could happen" because indeed it could. When others tell you that it could never happen put your figures in your ears and chant "I can't hear you." You could also sing La La La La for effect if you like, or you could simply smile, say nothing and look forward to the day when you can say, "I told you it could happen."

Rachelle Disbennett-Lee, PhD provides daily motivation, information and inspiration to thousands of people through her award winning e-zine 365 Days of Coaching.  For a free report, "The Power of Daily Action - How to create more Wealth, Health and Happiness by Tapping Into the Power of Daily Action" go to http://www.365daysofcoaching.com/daily_action.htm 
© Coach Rachelle Disbennett Lee, PhD, 2007