Fear and doubt come from certainty.

Fear and doubt come from certainty—the certainty that what you're doing will not work, that your chosen road leads to failure. But this amounts to predicting the future. To tell yourself that the future holds failure is no less a lie than telling yourself that success is assured. 

You simply don't know. 

That's why they call it the future. 

For some reason, for many of us, the default lie—the one we choose to tell ourselves—is the negative one, the "it won't work" one. The fix is to train your mind to believe that anything is possible. 

Anything.

To do that you must be willing to accept the possibility of outrageous success just as willingly as you accept the possibility of disaster. 

Ever forward. 

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