Impossible is just a word.
When you see someone scaling a rock wall, reaching, grasping, and steadily climbing, there’s a message in their motion. To them, 'impossible' isn't a barrier; it's a challenge. It's not a brick wall, but a hurdle. And each grip higher is a testament to their belief that with effort, focus, and persistence, 'impossible' shrinks and 'I can' takes its place.
That climber is a live demonstration of turning 'can't' into 'can'. Maybe they slip; perhaps they even fall. But the point is, they get back on that wall. They find another hold, another way up, proving to themselves and to any onlooker that 'impossible' is often just a word we give to something until we find a way to do it.
The next time you're faced with what seems like an insurmountable task, think of that rock climber. Remember that 'impossible' is just a word, and it’s up to you to prove it wrong. It's about not letting that word intimidate you but using it as fuel to push a little harder, climb a little higher, and reach the summit of your own challenges.
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