Choosing to wear rose-coloured glasses and why it is okay to do so.
Wearing rose-coloured glasses is, simply put, choosing to see the positive outcome in circumstances. Choosing to see a happier, brighter, and more vibrant version of how things are at the moment. Even though it might not be your current reality.
And, why is that such a bad thing? Aren’t we choosing to believe lies every single day anyway? Aren’t we choosing to believe that we are not good enough when we know it’s a lie? Aren’t we choosing to believe x, y, z, name any insecurity that you have, when we know it is not true? But we continue to believe all these lies about ourselves that act as a roadblock to living life to our fullest potential.
How is it okay to choose to believe something negative? How is it okay for that to happen and for that to be acceptable and for that to be normal, but choosing to believe in something positive suddenly sounds toxic? And radical? And naive? Why this disparity? Think about that. It’s an interesting thought to sit with.
Think about how we are being conditioned by society to stay where we are, to stay small, to not live our fullest potential, to not dream without any bounds. Because you know what, your voice, your authenticity, your dreams, your originality, your boldness scares them. It scares them when you question things. Them being the society, the status quo, the people who question your dreams, and who doubt your potential.
So I invite you to dare to question. Why is it okay for me to choose to believe in my insecurities but not okay for me to choose to believe in my potential?
It’s time to put on those rose-coloured glasses, my friend!