I was having a conversation this weekend with someone that wanted to be in Special Forces.  It's an interesting career choice for certain.  The conversation naturally led to skill sets needed for someone in that field.

What I know to be true is that every person I have ever met in any genre of special forces all has one thing in common.  

They have learned to overcome their own mind.

It's a skillset that you may be able to benefit from too.  Let me explain.  Have you ever been excited about something, only to have that little voice creep in at the back of your mind asking questions that are NOT HELPFUL.  You know the questions.  Are you sure you can do this?  Doesn't that sound scary?  What if you mess this up?  What if they find out you're not good enough?

Honestly, it's not your fault.  We have spent years being conditioned to listen and follow the rules.  Rules we didn't make, rules we didn't sign off on.

Special forces folks have to think outside the box.  They have to challenge the status quo, or there are some pretty big consequences. They get put in unfathomable conditions, sometimes without being able to move a muscle.  Then they have to stay there, for an unknown amount of time.  

Did your muscle twitch?  Are you hungry?  Gotta go to the bathroom?  

Too bad.

You MUST stay still.  So they learn to override what their mind is telling them to do, maybe even what their bodies are telling them to do.

How often should we actually be overriding our own minds?

What would your whole world look like if you finally stepped out of your comfort zone and really overcame that little voice in your head and just went all in.  Going all in on yourself might be the hardest thing you've ever done but guess what?

On the other side, FREEDOM.  You prove that little voice wrong and you get to be your WHOLE self.  You know the self you dream about?

It's time.  It's time to go all in on you.  We've got a little something we are cooking up over here, and I can't wait to share it with you.

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