No. No. NO. no. No. nO. NOOOOO!!!
Why is it that the word "no" comes up so much in the English language? You may also know it as "impossible", "Not a chance", or "keep dreaming". All these variations of "no" come up constantly within a day's time, even in an hour, but why?
When I was younger, I was full of aspirations and I tended to share my dreams with my mother. Of course I got the smile and the "keep dreaming" or some other remark with the indication that it would never happen. My dream was apparently unobtainable. I never understood why she kept shooting down all my ideas, but maybe it was to protect me?
Who gave YOU the power to shut down MY ideas? Yeah, maybe I said I wanted to grow wings one day and fly around the world, which I wouldn't, but still why is it that you put on this face like I'm either nuts or telling a joke? For some unexplainable reason we tend to shut down each other's ideas.
Stop hindering my greatness! I bet when Ben Franklin said "hey, I'm going to stick this kite in the air and discover electricity" I bet someone laughed at him, but then he didn't it. Yeah, take that you jerk! I guess we can view other people's doubt as motivation to do better, or to actually achieve the task. In that case, keep doubting me so I achieve all I want.
Thanks Mom for doubting me!
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
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