The video is a motivational compilation hosted by Evan Carmichael that centers on the theme “It’s possible.” It opens with Ciara sharing her personal story of manifesting her dream despite lacking a supportive background, emphasizing the power of writing down goals and believing in them. Evan Carmichael then expands on the importance of self‑belief over external opinions, warning against limiting beliefs from friends, family, or critics, and urging viewers to create supportive routines, environments, and positive self‑talk. Les Brown delivers an impassioned speech encouraging listeners to repeat the mantra “It’s possible,” illustrating how belief reshapes reality by citing Roger Bannister’s historic breaking of the 4‑minute mile and the subsequent wave of athletes who followed. The segment concludes with Christian von Koenigsegg reflecting on Koenigsegg’s 20‑year rise from obscurity to hyper‑car prestige, attributing success to hard work, innovation, and refusing to accept “impossible.” Throughout, the speakers stress that internal conviction, consistent affirmation, and actionable habits are the keys to turning ambitious dreams into reality.
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Good morning, Believe Nation! Today's message is "It's Possible." Over to you, Ciara.
I wake up every morning. Espresso keep me going. I wake up every morning.
I hope to inspire others and for people to know that dreams are really real. You know, I wasn't raised in this. Every mistake, every performance I've done has pretty much happened in front of the world. Or like, I kid you not, I wasn't— I didn't grow up I didn't grow up doing anything, but I had a dream to do this. And as soon as I put my mind to it and said, "This is what I want to do," I wrote it down on paper, and I kid you not, everything manifested. Everything fell in place. So I feel like my experience can encourage anybody to know that it don't matter what time, you know, you can be later on in your time when you figure out what you want to do, it's possible. So I hope to inspire.
The difference between whether you achieve your goals or not quite often is whether you believe you can or not. There's a famous Henry Ford quote, Whether you believe you can or you can't, you're right. And quite often what we do is we don't listen to ourselves, we listen to the people around us. Whenever you come up with a new idea, what's the thing that we like to do? We like to tell people about it. We tell our friends, we tell our family, and quite often they tell us it's a stupid idea. Why are you doing this? You didn't go to school for this. You don't have the money to do this. And all of the limiting beliefs that come in that then hold you back from doing the thing that you think is possible. And sometimes it's out of jealousy because they tried to do something and it never took off for them, and so you're not allowed to do it. Sometimes it's out of love because they don't see the world the same way that you see the world. What's most important though is that if you're taking advice from somebody, it's somebody who's done what you're trying to do. You know, if your parents or your friends or the people who are saying all this reason why it's not going to work out, if they've never done what you're trying to do, their advice isn't helpful to you. And much more important than what anybody's opinion of you is, is what is your opinion of yourself? If you can create the environment and the routine and the regimen and the schedule to believe that the crazy idea that you have in here is possible, then you will align everything in your life to make it happen. If you believe you're gonna go off and build a million-dollar company and you believe it, then it doesn't matter what everybody else around you says. And they laugh at your lack of experience, and they laugh at the idea, and they laugh at everything that's coming out of your mouth. It doesn't matter because you believe it. And so that's the most important thing. It doesn't matter what the people around you are saying. What matters is what you're saying to yourself. And I get that often that's a battle. One day you're energized and you're telling yourself you can do anything, and another day you're down on yourself. I think it's important to be hard on yourself, but not to kick yourself down, but rather kick yourself forward. If you kick yourself down, you're just negative and I'm no good, I'm never gonna amount to anything, then you won't. But if you kick yourself forward to say, okay, this project wasn't good, I know I can do better, I know I can work harder, I know I have the ability to make something great and that was just okay, and to work to achieve that goal and to create that environment so that every day you wake up and feel that that big goal you have is possible. Because people have done it. People who look like you with less resources have gone on and done amazing things. There is no excuse why you can't go out and do something equally amazing, except the one that you are telling yourself. So the question of the day today is, what is the excuse you're telling yourself about why it's not possible? Leave it down in the comments below. Super curious to find out. I also want to give a quick shout out to Lynn Podetti. Lynn, thank you so much for picking up a copy of my book, Your One Word. It really, really, really means a lot to me, and I hope you are enjoying the read. So thank you guys again for watching. I believe in you. I hope you continue to believe in yourself and whatever your one word is. Much love, and I'll see you guys again tomorrow morning for another shot of espresso.
I want you to look at something right now. Think of some major goal you want, or maybe it's one you're already working on, and you have experienced a lot of setbacks, a lot defeats. You've experienced a lot of disappointment. Maybe you've already given up, and maybe you just need a little fire, a little encouragement to get back in the game again. Here's what I want you to look at: there are winners, there are losers, and there are people who have not discovered how to win. And all they need is some coaching. All they need is some help and assistance, just a little support. All they need is some insight or different strategy or plan of action to make some adjustments that will open up the key to a whole new future for them, that will give them access to the unlimited power that they have within themselves. That's all that they need. So what I want you to do is, is think about something you want for you that's real for you, that's important for you, that will give your life some special meaning and power. And I don't even want you to say, "I can do that." I don't want you to assume that. See, 5 years ago when I started out in this area, I would not have been able to make the mental leap that I would be up to where I am right now. I don't want you to begin to just psych yourself out. No, no. I want you to be able to say something to yourself that will enable you to maintain a level of integrity with yourself. That when you say this, even when you face tremendous setbacks, it will be a benchmark to keep you in the game, to keep you moving forward and experimenting and readjusting your strategy and your plan of action continuously, looking for ways to win. So what is that something? When you got an idea you want to move on, you might not have the money, you might not have the education, you might not have the support or the resources you need, What is that something that can keep us going, that will enable us to act on our dream? What's one of those keys that will begin to help us to discover the secrets to our dream? Here's what I want you to repeat after me, please, with power and conviction. Say, "It's possible." It's possible. That's all I want you to do when you look at your dream. Just say to yourself every day, "It's possible." Just say that every day to yourself, "It's possible." Because what does that do? See, it begins to change your belief system. See, the way in which we operate, ladies and gentlemen, it's a manifestation of what we believe, what's possible for us. Whatever you've done up to this point, all that it really is, is a duplication, it's a reproduction of what you believe subconsciously that you deserve and what's possible for your life. Before April 1954, The common belief, the universal belief, because it had been tried again and again and again and people had failed, the belief was that man was not physically capable of breaking the 4-minute barrier, that he could not run a mile in less than 4 minutes. That was the belief on the planet. It had never been done. But here's what happened, ladies and gentlemen. Roger Bannister came along and he broke the 4-minute barrier. Now here's what's significant about that. Since that time up to this day, over 20,000 people have done it, including high school kids. What changed? 20,000 people, what changed? Here's what happened when they got on the track. They knew it had been done. And because they knew it had been done, there was a new belief about this barrier, about this goal that was unreachable. And those 20,000 people got in a race believing, knowing in their heart that someone had done it, that it's possible that they could do it. And I'm saying that if you know anybody that had some goal, some dream, something they wanted to do, And they did it, then I'm saying that you know in your heart that if someone has done it, then you can do it. It's possible. And that if someone can make their dream become a reality, that it's possible that you can make your dream become reality.
In only 21 years, Koenigsegg has come from nowhere to be one of the highest regarded hypercar manufacturers, being counted alongside Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren. How have they pulled that off?
Well, we had to work hard, be a little bit innovative, and don't believe in the hype that it's impossible. But it's, you know, every day we strive and push and learn and adapt. And when you do that for 20 years with a great focus within the group, you can do pretty much anything. I think that's the simple answer. But for sure, it's not easy. You have to be prepared to work hard for it.
