Impossible is a big, crippling and defeatist word.
It can take one straight from a high to a low without warning.
It can make one question their own ability and capacity.
It can put one in the uncool position of waiting for something or someone to happen, when they should have just acted.
It can cause one to give in (to despair) and give up.
There are some things worthy of note about the concept of 'impossible':
~Impossible is a reason not to try
The word is bandied to inspire fear and cause people to quit without an attempt. Most of the things they said were impossible are things we take for granted today. Just have why you should go for it...
~Impossible is a reflection of difficulty level
There are times when all that is required is the temerity to keep on. Obstacles can be worn away. If you will not bow to a challenge, it will make room for you to pass.
~Impossible is what cannot happen now
'No' does not mean 'never'. That a thing cannot be achieved now is not the unchanging law of Medes and Persia. Another attempt after now could make all the difference.
~Impossible is what you cannot handle right now
Sometimes, it is just that you do not posses the requisite capacity/capability. What you need to do is upskill and up your game.
~Impossible is what no one has figured out how to do
The tag is applied to anything that has not been achieved. It is okay for attempts to have flopped. If you keep at it long enough, you will find a way through, around or to it.
~Impossible is what you do not have faith is possible
What you believe about a thing gives it impetus, and power to thrive. All of nature and the invisible realm lines up real fast behind your innermost beliefs (to enable their manifestation).
~Impossible is a myth
It truly does not exist. Anything and everything is possible...if you want it badly enough and never cease pushing.
Impossible can also be written I'm possible.
And for you who are redeemed, you have an even better reason to expunge "impossible"
from your lexicon: I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
(Philippians 4:13 NKJV
)
Welcome to your future!
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