What if it doesn't go as bad as you thought it would?

You never know what incredible things await you on the other side of "what if."

What if it doesn't go as bad as you thought it would?

In the face of uncertainty and self-doubt, it's easy to get caught up in a spiral of negative "what ifs."

We've all been there, questioning our abilities and the potential outcomes of our endeavours. But what if we flipped the script?

But what if, instead of focusing on the possibility of failure, we shifted our perspective to the potential for success?


The Paralyzing Power of Negative "What Ifs"

"What if I fail? What if nobody likes it? What if it's bad? What if nobody cares? What if it sucks? What if it's ugly?" These questions often plague our minds when considering taking a leap of faith. The fear of failure and rejection can be overwhelming, causing us to hesitate and doubt ourselves.

However, it's crucial to recognize that these negative "what ifs" are nothing more than hypothetical scenarios. They have yet to happen, and they may never come to pass. By giving them too much power, we risk holding ourselves back from pursuing our dreams and reaching our full potential.

The Possibility of Success

Let's consider the flip side: "What if I succeed? What if people like it? What if it's good? What if people care? What if I made it? What if it's bigger than me?" These are the "what ifs" that we should focus on—the ones that fuel our motivation and inspire us to take action.

When we shift our mindset to embrace the possibility of success, we open ourselves up to a world of opportunities. We start to see the potential in our ideas and the value of our efforts. We create a self-fulfilling prophecy by believing in ourselves and our abilities, increasing the likelihood of achieving our goals.

Taking the Leap: "What If I Just Do It?"

At the end of the day, the only way to find out what will happen is to leap.

"What if I just do it?"

Pursuing our dreams and goals is rarely easy. It requires courage, determination, and a willingness to face challenges head-on. But as the saying goes, "Nothing worth having comes easy." By embracing the "what ifs" that propel us forward, we allow ourselves to create something remarkable—something bigger than ourselves.

What if...?

It's natural to encounter self-doubt and fear when pursuing success. But instead of letting negative "what ifs" hold us back, let's focus on the positive possibilities.

"What if I succeed? What if people like it? What if it's good?"

By shifting our perspective and embracing the power of "what if," we open ourselves up to a world of opportunities and the chance to make a meaningful impact.

So, take a deep breath, believe in yourself, and do it. You never know what incredible things await you on the other side of "what if."


I hope you find this insightful. Remember:

It's not going to be easy,
But it's not impossible.

Your friend,
Brian.