Don’t Ever Let Somebody Tell You You Can’t Do Something

[Cpvr]

Most lives are wasted by criticism, belittling, and bullying of others. Don’t let anyone limit your life. If others think you can’t do something don’t let it determine your life, prove them wrong.

Don’t Ever Let Somebody Tell You You Can’t Do Something​

• Don’t Let Anyone Limit Your Life- You are almost limitless.
• Don’t Be Hurt By Criticism- They are irrelevant to you.
• People Don’t Have Best Intentions- Doubt when they tell you you can’t do something.
• Some People Are Jealous- They pray for your failure and they are sad when you win.
• Stop Listening To Others- See reality as it is.
• Don’t Let Anyone Destroy Your Dreams- Realize your dreams without mercy.
• Don’t Ask For Approvals- If you want to do something, do it.
• Everything Is Possible If You Believe- No one can stop you if you want to do something.
• Make Your Life A Masterpiece- Don’t waste your life to develop an average life.

 

[Cory]

This is a very inspiring topic. I've wasted over half my life on being self-conscious of what people think about me. I was bullied a lot in school due to being the quiet/shy type and that made me even more self-conscious. I try not to let others destroy the reality of who I am, but sometimes I still see past visions or think past thoughts on how people have treated me. As I grow older and mature, I slowly realize what others think of me is meaningless. It's not their job to judge me and make me feel like I have to be a different person due to their judgment. Another human being's judgment is insignificant and it is not good to dwell on what they may think of you. You're the best judge of your character. No one can take that away from you.

 

[Chris C]

• Don’t Let Anyone Destroy Your Dreams- Realize your dreams without mercy.
• Don’t Ask For Approvals- If you want to do something, do it.

I've been blessed with the ability to dream big, and I learned a long time that the opinions of others aren't always the greatest anyway. But then, when it comes to my dreams why should they be? Others cannot see what you see. If Edison or Einstein or any of the great inventors of history only saw what others were able to see, they would have never carried through until their dream became a reality. It's called being a visionary. and life would stagnate without them. So no, I don't let others opinions affect me too much. If I waited for approval, I would likely accomplish nothing of any significance, cuz I'd be forever tied to other people's faithlessness and lack of vision.

 

[CTS]

Form your questions to people, so that it doesnt give room for 'no' as an answer, if you have any need or a want.

The easy answer is always 'no'.

 

[Arantor]

If I waited for approval, I would likely accomplish nothing of any significance, cuz I'd be forever tied to other people's faithlessness and lack of vision.

I used to be this, but too many attempts and too many failures to reach even modest success are somewhat disheartening.

 

[Chris C]

I used to be this, but too many attempts and too many failures to reach even modest success are somewhat disheartening.

I suppose that would, yes, so I fully understand.

My answer here is that I think there needs to be a type of divine inspiration behind a vision; any vision. I think there may have been divine inspiration behind all the great inventions down through history in some way. I just know in my case - and this will sound crazy but - the future of a site I built early last year was predicted to us in advance, and it's design was given by mutual dreams where several of us dreamt about the same thing. But along with divine inspiration there also needs to be strong FAITH in it, cuz even then the plan may be quite long term in reaching its fulfillment.

I think that's the difference between a vision that succeeds and a vision that doesn't. There are many great minds in this world, but in order for a vision to succeed (the more unusual the vision is, the more this will be true) there needs to be a kind of supernatural backing behind it or it won't.

Just my two cents.

 

[Arantor]

I suppose that would, yes, so I fully understand.

My answer here is that I think there needs to be a type of divine inspiration behind a vision; any vision. I think there may have been divine inspiration behind all the great inventions down through history in some way. I just know in my case - and this will sound crazy but - the future of a site I built early last year was predicted to us in advance, and it's design was given by mutual dreams where several of us dreamt about the same thing. But along with divine inspiration there also needs to be strong FAITH in it, cuz even then the plan may be quite long term in reaching its fulfillment.

I think that's the difference between a vision that succeeds and a vision that doesn't. There are many great minds in this world, but in order for a vision to succeed (the more unusual the vision is, the more this will be true) there needs to be a kind of supernatural backing behind it or it won't.

Just my two cents.

I don’t think it necessarily relies on divine intervention (I refuse to believe in such), but I will certainly go along with the notion that a vision can come along at the wrong time, or can be stymied by other factors outside of the visionary’s control.

I would suggest that some of my missteps along the way stem from poor business decisions rather than the vision as such being misplaced, one can bring a great product to the market but if the market demand is no longer there it doesn’t matter.

I will also go along with the notion of needing a bit of luck for success.

I will say, though, that it’s entirely possible to have faith in something, even too much faith, and the project still fails in spite of that.

 

[Chris C]

I don’t think it necessarily relies on divine intervention (I refuse to believe in such), but I will certainly go along with the notion that a vision can come along at the wrong time, or can be stymied by other factors outside of the visionary’s control.

I would suggest that some of my missteps along the way stem from poor business decisions rather than the vision as such being misplaced, one can bring a great product to the market but if the market demand is no longer there it doesn’t matter.

I will also go along with the notion of needing a bit of luck for success.

Yes. I believe the secular word for it is providence.

I will say, though, that it’s entirely possible to have faith in something, even too much faith, and the project still fails in spite of that

Yes it is. Misplaced faith. That's why I firmly believe that where we get our inspiration from is key.