Dean Graziosi describes two internal voices: one that doubts and limits, another that pushes forward. He argues you must choose the empowering voice that imagines a larger future, even without proof, to find courage and take action.
I don't know about you, but I have two voices inside of me all the time. I have a voice telling me, you're not that smart. You can't do it. It's the wrong timing. It's too complicated. There's too many people in the industry. And I also have the voice that says, shut up. To that voice that you can do anything you want. I also have the voice that says, we can do this. I have a voice that looks to a bigger future. Even though I have no proof, I find courage in saying this is the future I want.
