The Greatness of Believing in Yourself

One of the major factors that play a toll in believing in yourself and reaching your dreams is better yourself. A lot of us spend so much time going through life spreading ourselves thin. We interact in so many things but never do we apply that same amount of time or energy back into ourselves. Ways to better ourselves are thinking of areas of opportunity where we can use improvement. For example, cutting back from technology, social media, or television and devoting at least 1-2 hours to yourself. During this time, you can spend time either reading, finding or mastering a craft or trade, or discovering your creativity. So many of us feel that we don't have any greatness simply because we do not discover or develop the greatness. We have to go through life being passionate about ourselves and giving life our all. That means even when things don't work, that doesn't mean we have to embody the pain or fear to keep us from moving forward to do it in the future. Learning to differentiate from who we are and what we do helps expose us for who we are right at that moment. It doesn't matter what happened in the past. Each day we have to rebirth ourselves with a new state of consciousness so that we don't convict our future self. Holding on to the pain will also trap us from our greatness. When you want to go somewhere in life, never question how you will get there. Just remember to hold the vision. We have to be hungry and also surround ourselves with people who do exactly what we want to do. It's not that you are trying to copy them or steal ideas, but you are controlling the energy around you. Surrounding yourself with these positive energies will help drive your hunger to give the best you can when it's your time to shine. We have to be very persistent to give the best we can when it comes to our dreams. We have to treat our dreams with a sense of urgency. Les Brown said, " if we go through like being casual, we will end up a casualty."All our lives have an end date, so we have to be mindful of taking our greatness to our graves.