Humans are born optimists.
Some people claim optimism is more 
prevalent in some societies, and not so 
much in others, but I disagree.
Humans wouldn't be here unless we 
had the natural ability to look out into 
the future and imagine a better one.
Think about it this way, unless you had 
the consistent tendency to assume 
everything would go OK, you would 
rarely act.
You'd think about doing something, 
imagine some kind of horrible 
outcome, and then hide in the corner.
And I'm not talking about going out 
and conquering the world, I'm talking 
about regular, everyday things like 
going to the store or checking out a 
new nightclub or something.
Sure, a lot of this has to do with 
experience.
We have a pretty good idea that we're 
going to be safe walking down to the 
ice cream shop.
But there is ALWAYS uncertainty.
There is ALWAYS a chance that you'll 
get lost, get mugged, or get run over 
by a cement truck.
But the fact that these thoughts rarely 
cross your mind is an indication that 
deep within you is a natural optimist.
If you're not yet going after those big 
dreams yet, it's not because you're 
afraid you'll fail, even though it may 
feel like it.
Because in addition to being natural 
optimists, we humans also feel a bit 
uncomfortable in unknown situations.
When the situation is foreign and new, 
we are a little bit less "on top of 
things," which of course increases 
uncertainty.
That's why one of the most powerful 
skills you can develop is feeling 
comfortable (or comfortable enough) 
when the outcome of whatever you're 
doing is far from certain.
The bottom line is that few things will 
turn out like we hope.
There will always be unexpected 
events, outcomes, and setbacks.
The trick is not to eliminate risk, the 
trick is to feel comfortable in the face 
of risk.
So you can just keep trying different 
things until you find something that 
works.
To look out into an uncertain world, 
filled with potential pitfalls AND 
wonderful results, and think to 
yourself, "Yep, I got this..."
To have an unshakeable faith in 
yourself to experience, learn, and 
achieve.
To believe that you are always exactly 
where you need to be, doing exactly 
what you should.
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  • 2.
    Humans are bornoptimists.
  • 3.
    Some people claimoptimism is more prevalent in some societies, and not so much in others, but I disagree.
  • 4.
    Humans wouldn't behere unless we had the natural ability to look out into the future and imagine a better one.
  • 5.
    Think about itthis way, unless you had the consistent tendency to assume everything would go OK, you would rarely act.
  • 6.
    You'd think aboutdoing something, imagine some kind of horrible outcome, and then hide in the corner.
  • 7.
    And I'm nottalking about going out and conquering the world, I'm talking about regular, everyday things like going to the store or checking out a new nightclub or something.
  • 8.
    Sure, a lotof this has to do with experience.
  • 9.
    We have apretty good idea that we're going to be safe walking down to the ice cream shop.
  • 10.
    But there isALWAYS uncertainty.
  • 11.
    There is ALWAYSa chance that you'll get lost, get mugged, or get run over by a cement truck.
  • 12.
    But the factthat these thoughts rarely cross your mind is an indication that deep within you is a natural optimist.
  • 13.
    If you're notyet going after those big dreams yet, it's not because you're afraid you'll fail, even though it may feel like it.
  • 14.
    Because in additionto being natural optimists, we humans also feel a bit uncomfortable in unknown situations.
  • 15.
    When the situationis foreign and new, we are a little bit less "on top of things," which of course increases uncertainty.
  • 16.
    That's why oneof the most powerful skills you can develop is feeling comfortable (or comfortable enough) when the outcome of whatever you're doing is far from certain.
  • 17.
    The bottom lineis that few things will turn out like we hope.
  • 18.
    There will alwaysbe unexpected events, outcomes, and setbacks.
  • 19.
    The trick isnot to eliminate risk, the trick is to feel comfortable in the face of risk.
  • 20.
    So you canjust keep trying different things until you find something that works.
  • 21.
    To look outinto an uncertain world, filled with potential pitfalls AND wonderful results, and think to yourself, "Yep, I got this..."
  • 22.
    To have anunshakeable faith in yourself to experience, learn, and achieve.
  • 23.
    To believe thatyou are always exactly where you need to be, doing exactly what you should.
  • 24.