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We Have More Power Than we Could ever Tap

by rcritchett
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I am a firm believer that we just haven't realized our full potential as humans yet. This is why, in 100 years (if the world hasn't ended in 2012... JK! :p), we'll be massively more advanced with pretty much everything, than we are right now. Looking into the future, or at the potential of things, we have the habit collectively of only referencing the past.

In my continuing study of what makes people great, as well as the implementation of learning principles and elements into my everyday life, I've found what personal development books have been saying for years: anything is possible. Most people just don't know that world, where you massively and consistently engage in creating something until you start to see an avalanche of results, so limitation is abundant, while the real achievement is reserved for those who choose to believe there is more. It's extraordinary what a human being can do when he or she decides what life is going to be about, and then lives everyday to make that real. We have more power than we could ever tap and the closer we get to using it, the more outcomes we generate in our lives! Thanks for reading.
#power #tap
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    I believe anything is possible as long as we can get out of our own way and replace our limiting beliefs with empowering ones. Things are only impossible if we say they are.
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    OMG...100 years from now?? Its going to be SO different. I am only 32 but I remember doing essays in high school with pen and paper. There was no internet and the computers were laughable.

    Less than 15 years later, we look at something like video calls over Skype and yawn. That's only 15 years ago...Imagine 100 more years of human advancement. Staggers the mind.
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      Originally Posted by JustinP View Post

      OMG...100 years from now?? Its going to be SO different. I am only 32 but I remember doing essays in high school with pen and paper. There was no internet and the computers were laughable.

      Less than 15 years later, we look at something like video calls over Skype and yawn. That's only 15 years ago...Imagine 100 more years of human advancement. Staggers the mind.
      I know right? Just imagining it blows my mind! Thanks for commenting!
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      Originally Posted by JustinP View Post

      OMG...100 years from now?? Its going to be SO different. I am only 32 but I remember doing essays in high school with pen and paper. There was no internet and the computers were laughable.

      Less than 15 years later, we look at something like video calls over Skype and yawn. That's only 15 years ago...Imagine 100 more years of human advancement. Staggers the mind.
      My grandfather is 97 and I listen to his stories and find it amazing on how far we've come. The things he tells me they had to do when they were kids to survive is amazing. People just don't realize how good they have it these days.

      I myself am 50 and the things that have changed in my life alone are so amazing. It's so had to try to think what it will be like in 100 years.
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      • Profile picture of the author rcritchett
        Originally Posted by scortillion View Post

        My grandfather is 97 and I listen to his stories and find it amazing on how far we've come. The things he tells me they had to do when they were kids to survive is amazing. People just don't realize how good they have it these days.

        I myself am 50 and the things that have changed in my life alone are so amazing. It's so had to try to think what it will be like in 100 years.
        97! Great reply. It is hard to think what it will be like in 100 years.
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