Faith can be a driving force, but unfounded beliefs can hold us back. Many of us hold onto beliefs passed down to us—whether from religion, culture, or family—that may not serve our purpose or align with the reality we need to face.
Consider the story of Bishop Wright, the father of the Wright Brothers. He was a devout Christian and, like many of his time, believed that flight was impossible. Yet his sons, Orville and Wilbur, went on to prove him wrong by defying conventional wisdom and challenging established beliefs.
In this episode, we explore:
• 🚫 The danger of deeply held beliefs that may be limiting your potential.
• 🌍 Why challenging the status quo can be the key to growth and success.
• 💡 How the Wright Brothers’ persistence defied their father’s belief system and led to groundbreaking innovation.
Beliefs can either empower or restrict us. If you want to achieve something extraordinary, sometimes you need to challenge long-held beliefs and create new possibilities. Don’t let outdated ideas limit your vision.
📖 In Purpose Compass, the author exposes how social media distorts reality, making people feel behind in life. See more at seersapp.com/pc
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One: Sometimes you need someone to show you the obvious, and oftentimes… the not so obvious! Credit to ZigZiglar
Two: Education and schooling are not the same thing. What goes on inside the schools is often not education. And the results may well be that it reduces productive capacity rather than to increase it. Credit to Prof Sir William Arthur Lewis
Three: My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. Credit to Prophet Hosea
Four: The illiterates of the future are not those who cannot read or write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn! Credit to Alvin Toffler
Five: The greatest obstacle to progress is not ignorance, but the illusion of knowledge. Credit to Daniel Boorstin
Six: When you know the right things, the boundaries around your life suddenly disappear. Credit to Brian Sher
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