You must do the thing you think you cannot do.
I love Eleanor Roosevelt. Did you know that she had a lifelong fear of water after surviving the sinking of an ocean liner when she was a child? Did you know that she learned how to swim when she was in her fifties so that she could finally conquer that fear? She did the thing she thought she could not do. She spent her life doing the things she thought -- that everyone thought -- she could not do. And the world is all the better for it.
I'm facing my fear of math. It won't change the world, but I'm kind of proud of myself. How about you? What must you do that you think you cannot do?
