‘Impossible does not exist in our dictionary’

‘Impossible does not exist in our dictionary’ – Says H.E. Amer Alalawi of the United Arab Emirates after Messi led the Argentine National Team to a historic World Cup Triumph against France, the defending champions.

Impossible does not exist in my dictionary, what about you? As you read this let substance over form lead you, ignore the typos and errors if any, and seek the import of the article.

The quote from H.E. Amer Alalawi is a very powerful statement that can be understood from diverse dimensions depending on how you are able to engage in deep thinking. If you appreciate endless toil and sacrifice for what you want in life, you will one day get to celebrate it. But it all depends on your mindset and how much you want it.

Let us start with Lionel Messi of Argentina, who has been trolled, humiliated, and insulted many times for not being able to lay his hands on any international silver wear as a football star, was a bitter experience he wanted to bring to an end.

His illustrious career at the club level has seen him get decorated with nearly everything a footballer will want to win, but not the World Cup trophy.

Anyone who gets to the point of thought that it is impossible to achieve a particular goal would be caging not only his or her mind but, the spirit and will and will be tired to even want to try one more time.

Impossible does not exist in our dictionary

‘Impossible does not exist in our dictionary’ is indeed the reality that has dawned on us all and redefines who Messi is today.

He has not only brought joy to many hearts in Argentina but throughout the world. This is the happy ending for Lionel Messi, who decided to make a return to international football after announcing his retirement at the international football. But that decision if he had stuck to it will have been the cage to imprison the tears of joy across the world as he lifted their enviable trophy at the World cup as captain of Argentina. Indeed, “Impossible does not exist in our dictionary”

What about you?

What exactly are you chasing after?

What is that dream that keeps eluding your efforts and sacrifices?

If you can begin to believe in yourself and that inner voice to give it one more shot each time you fail, you will be getting closer to realizing your dream.

It takes the next attempt clothed in self-belief, self-leadership, and the can-do spirit to say that impossible does not exist in my dictionary.

We all have some unfulfilled dreams, everyone including you and I are hungry for one particular success.

It is time to be inspired by the success of Lionel Messi and to take another step at trying again.

Ignite that belief one more time, forget about the past failures but learn from the mistakes and be guided in your new approach and strategies.

Dreams do not fade if you light up your vision upon them.

Dreams can become reality if you keep telling yourself can achieve them and work at them diligently.

Note that luck is not enough to make you succeed. Messi did not rely on luck to win it.

Preparation must meet opportunities, and opportunities must be taken when they present themselves.

If you are to launch a success plan that delivers the dream target, you have to master the art of self-leaders and develop a resilient mindset and emotional intelligence.

Do the ordinary in an extraordinary way to oil your dream before it grinds to a halt.

The journey to the top is like a woman in labour, endure the pain but never not give up in the pain.

If there are any assets you can carry along in your quest to reach the peak of your dream, they should include ethical discipline, self-belief, personal leadership, internal locus of control, focus on the outcome and not the challenges on the way to the top, as well as the hold on to the words of H.E. Amer Alalawi of the United Arab Emirates that “Impossible does not exist in our dictionary”.

As you meditate on the “Impossible does not exist in our dictionary”, never hung your boots too early and if you have hanged your boots, go take them, dust them, and put them on, for the struggle to make it in life must continue until death comes to visit.

The old saying… He who fights and runs lives to fight another day still holds.

I have just reignited my quest for great success with the words of H.E. Amer Alalawi of the United Arab Emirates.

The future is not the present indeed, and there is nothing that can hold you back except the ones you allow to hold you back.

When it gets tougher, keep going. Remember, failure is success turned upside down, if you can turn the table of failure over in your favour, you can break through the ceiling and see the sun shine through on you no matter where you are and your challenges.

Impossible does not exist in our dictionary -Do you believe this?

You are next in line to win, be a winner, and tell the world your stories.

But that will only be possible if you can try one more time.

No one wants to hear of your failed attempts and the stories of losers and those who give up.

Until the final attempt, brings success, you alone will fill the pain of your failure.

It is time to get up, chest out, chin in, dig your hills, and chat the uncharted paths to the top in your own story, It is time to get up physically but mentally as well.

It is time to wake up, not only in your self-disbelief statements but in your positive mindset.

See the big picture, imagine the success you want to celebrate, and work at it. Let the derailing moments come and deal with them.

A dead king loses his crown, and so will your dead dreams that fade off in the face of challenges.

Refused to give up, keep dreaming and working until success comes at all times. What are you waiting for?