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Potential:

Latent qualities or abilities that may be developed and lead to future success or usefulness.

By Ryan Rollison
The Truth Contributor

The failure of most individuals comes from their lack of knowing their own potential.

Aside from athletes, a majority of people have never been pushed or needed to take themselves to new levels of accomplishment. Settling for mediocrity has plagued the lifestyles of many individuals. I believe this leads to a lower sense of self esteem and the lessening of standards of personal demands growth and achievements.

To see one’s own potential is both a blessing and a curse. The blessing is in accomplishing new heights in personal goals but the curse is due to seeing the new potential and never being satisfied with less than what you have now become.

You do not have to be a competitor in anything other in life in order to take your potential to new heights. This can be applied in any aspect of your life, from eating, exercising, work, being a parent, a child etc..

Of course I will use physical potential because this is what I do. It can be applied to any area of your life. Being a competitive bodybuilder, I have had my body fat down to three percent and this is no easy task. I personally cannot stay that way all year around but just knowing I can get that lean has instilled a knowledge of my own achievable potential in my mind.

My point is that once you reach a certain level of success in some area then you know you can achieve it again with effort, dedication, conviction and discipline! Little adjustments in your daily lifestyle or habits make a big difference in your end results. The changes do not have to be great. They can be subtle.

Instead of eating two donuts from the office break room only eat one. Eat it slow and enjoy it. Get off the elevator a flight or two before your floor and take the steps. Then the following week take half a donut and find something you like and replace it. Now take three flights instead of two and progress.

Believe in yourself and make no excuses. If you did it yesterday you can do it today but better and more effectively. Use affirmations, “I am a healthy eater!” Say it with conviction and believe it.

Keep negative words out your affirmations. Words such as don't, can't, won't. Use will and can! Change “I don't eat bad foods” to “I do eat healthy foods!” These are just a few simple things you can do on a daily basis.

 You must grow your potential daily and make it better than it was yesterday. Understand that your ability to do or not do something contributes to your potential.

· Where do you want to be in a week, a month, a year? See it, visualize it, affirm it and be it! Doubt has no place in your life right now nor do negative people, comments, thoughts or past self limitations. Every self doubt you release and move past is one step closer to you goal and improved potential.

This is one thing in life that YOU have control of. I believe the only limits we have are the ones we place on ourselves.  Even people with physical ailments reach newer levels of potential. The only one that can hold you back is you, so....LET GO Unleash your hero and your potential!

UNLEASH YOUR HERO!

Ryan Rollison
Dream Bodies
Toledo Ohio 
419-944-4200

mydreambodies.com

 

 
   
   


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