Two never three

After all, what if the solution was to have less options? We asked a shoe salesman about his secret to achieving high sales. His answer was astonishing: two, not three! I never bring a third pair of shoes when a customer wants to try on more than two, I ask her which one to eliminate so that she only gets two pair,” he explained. When people are faced with too many possibilities, they paralyze and don't buy ANYTHING else!

This salesman had probably realized that life is like selling shoes? The more decisions we're faced with, the more we'll try to put things off and do anything else. If the solution was to simplify our options, would we dare to take a chance more easily?

Humans are often terrified when faced with a choice, if by any chance they could find something better?!!! It's hard to fail, isn't it more devastating never to have tried to succeed? Theodore Roosevelt once said: the only man who makes no mistakes is the man who does nothing.

Where we come from and how we started, who inspired our daily lives and motivated us to become who we are, the one who believed in our abilities and dreams and said: yes, this is scary, go for it and do it! That first person to believe in our ability should be ourselves ourselves!

By visualizing our success, we're already one step closer to achieving it.

We waste an enormous amount of time by turning our backs on what needs to be, and by not being willing to take risks or make choices. What if we listened more often to the inner voice and accepted our vulnerability as a sign of strength and courage? 

When we have faith in our ability to achieve, it's a victory in a way. By developing faith, we open ourselves up to infinite possibilities, and to a life full of accomplishment and satisfaction.

Perhaps it's time to stop looking elsewhere for what's right in front of us, and start daring?

There will always be more options. If we like this pair of shoes, why shouldn't we wear them proudly, after all, they should give us style and fulfillment!