Kids Call Them ‘Dream Killers’…

Unknowingly - and Unintentionally - Many Well-Meaning Individuals or Groups(Parents, Educators, Society) Often Impose Their Own Self-Limiting Doubts and Belief Systems Upon Our Youth...

What if you grew up with people in your life who not only told you, but also showed you, that nothing was impossible?  What if they didn't tell you how many people didn't accomplish what you wanted to accomplish, but instead they started telling you stories about people who had done exactly what it was you wanted to do?

What if they even sought out people who had accomplished that dream and then let those people tell you how they did it… what steps they took... what attitude they had to have... what training they needed... and what decisions they had to make along the way to get to where they wanted to go?

Would you be more determined and more convinced than ever that you could do it too? Would the thought of hours of practice or learning - and dedication – seem like work? Or would that thought be thrilling because you knew it would be just a stepping stone on the way to getting what you wanted more than anything in life?

How many of you ADULTS - if you are truly honest - would still like to "be" what you dreamed of as a kid? If someone could have shown you a crystal ball at that time and said, "Yep...it's possible," would you have ever let that dream go? Maybe...right now...you would be an astronaut - or an NFL or Major League Baseball player. Perhaps you would be a ballerina, a fireman, a lawyer, a doctor, a business owner...or even PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES!

Sure, maybe some of you would have changed your mind anyway - or changed your direction along the way. But at least it would have been because you chose to and not because you didn't even try since someone convinced you - even with the very best of intentions - that it probably wasn't worth the effort.

It is in trying to achieve our dreams that the greatest growth occurs because that is when we discover things about ourselves we never knew, or never would have known, had we not "put ourselves out there".

Everything is probably not possible for everybody - in the "traditional" sense.  But there is nothing that is "impossible" that has ever been done before. If one person has accomplished something, even just once, then it can't very well be "impossible", can it? And what about those who dreamed of, pursued, and accomplished things never done before - and they did did it anyway!

It all starts with the dream. Then, there is learning. And finally, there is action. Action often takes the form of a healthy obsession to absorb everything you can get your hands on about that "thing". Action then turns into “modeling” – a higher form of action. Modeling involves interaction with individuals, or group of individuals, who actually do what you want to do. In other words, having direct and hands-on guidance in order to learn how to actually become...and do...and live...your dream.

That is
the idea behind the "Why Nothing Is Impossible Big Book"...to inspire,
enrich, and motivate kidz to adopt this belief through reading how
others have accomplished the "impossible".