Your beliefs filter what you see. If you think something is impossible, your brain won't register it even when it's there. Most people never stop to question their own thinking, so limiting beliefs stay locked in place. Schedule time to examine your thoughts and you'll notice possibilities you've been missing.
If your vision is limited, if you believe what others say is impossible, then you never will even see it. If it's there, it's impossible. Your eyes are built right. This is part of our biology. Your eyes job is to signal to your brain what's happening in the environment, what's happening in the real world, to process it. And so if you don't think something's there, there's no way that your eyes will recognize it. It'll stay permanently invisible. It's camouflaged forever for you. So even though it's there in reality and exists for other people, it's invisible to you, and it'll remain so. There's this idea that most of us haven't been trained to evaluate our thoughts. We don't have processes, reoccurring time on our calendar. To ask myself, well, what do I think about that? And do I want to think about that.
