How Crucial is Possibility Thinking? (Watch Video)

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Possibility Thinking is allowing yourself to think possibilities, moving away from the given into thinking “this can happen”. It is where you choose to think possibility despite facts.


Take for example, you could be tempted to reason that your life will reflect the tough economy in your part of the country. It could be true that the obstacles and harsh conditions are present and staring you in the face; but ‘Possibility Thinking’ is your tool to break through.

Remember Myles Munroe’s words; “the future you are looking for is trapped on your inside”. So, despite the situation around you, there is a tool within you for breaking out. One of the tools God has given to us is your mind; you need to know how to engage it during crisis. This is what ‘Possibility thinking’ is about.

Now, according to John Maxwell, “Possibility Thinking” is a way to see possibilities everywhere instead of limitations.

Read this: To be a possibility thinker, you must learn to be comfortable with failure.

Now, in the video below, I exhaustively explored “possibility thinking”. You will learn what you stand to lose if you don’t engage possibility thinking. You will learn how to engage it the right way. You will also learn more about being comfortable with failure and how it will help you in possibility thinking.

You will also learn about dreaming and making sure it comes to pass.

Please watch the video below:


Knowledge is power, friends. And it is needed for us to solve the problems surrounding us. Note also, that every problem is a mental problem. Changing your world starts with changing the way you think. It starts with you cultivating the right mentality, don’t forget this.

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