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Two major things happen to us when we go on a dare all at once. They have to do with both our internal and external worlds. However, when we remain wherever we are and without a dare, both these worlds remain unchanged.

There is a six minute clip on YouTube that I reference in this episode. It is about the skydiving dare that Will Smith found himself and what we can learn from it. I played part of the clip here. Listen to this.

If I remain where I am, I can only be exposed to what I have always known. But when I go on a dare, I am forced to start seeing things differently.

One of the most powerful things that we all have in life is potential. No one lacks it. Everyone has it. The Crucial definition about potential is it's dormancy. Where there is no dare, there is no pushing potential

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🎉 New #Podcast! Daring the impossible has two perceived outcomes. We will either succeed or we will fail. But that's not entirely true anyway. Transactionally, those are the only two outcomes.

However, when we start to consider what cannot be counted, you realize that there is more than just a won or a loss. There are many other benefits we get, whether we lose or win. Check this one out.

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This wonderful quote is the subject of this episode today:

"In order to inspire leaders to make a difference in their world, the breakthrough is to coach leaders to declare an "Impossible Future" that they passionately care about. An impossible future is one that cannot be achieved based on history and can only be realized by leaders reinventing not just their organizations, but themselves." ~ Robert Hagrove

To dare the impossible future should be a motivating thing especially for our purpose pursuit. Listen to this.

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Daring doesn't come for free. You will never see an ad inviting you to go on a dare that will cost you nothing. This cost or this price that we have to pay is part of what keeps most people from daring.

Jesus Christ invited us to count the cost of our dare before we can venture. At times, this counting of the costs has paralyzed many people with analysis so much that they don't dare. This is the point: each dare is costly. Listen to this.

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Fixing personal finances is one of the sure ways to help us pursue our purpose and do that which matters to us. This is the last conversation on this topic that was the subject of our focus this month.

Barbara Katende is one of the most practical teachers of personal finance you could ever meet. She's the author of the book, "Money Cure" that I highly recommend. This conversation was eye opening, fresh and also hard hitting in a good way.

Listen to this and also check out the previous episodes (#1055, #1062, and #1069) for a more complete coverage of the theme, free of charge.

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There is no safety in daring to do the impossible for the pursuit of our purpose. Safety and daring cannot go hand in hand. Of course there is the element of getting protected as you go but ultimately, a dare will cost you something.

The reason why we don't dare much is that we are scared of what might come out of our move to affect our status quo so much so that it is changed. At other times, we are unsure if it will pay off, so we don't venture. Listen to this.

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It goes without saying that when we take a dare, we risk many different things. In fact, those things that we risk could very well be the things that hold us back from daring. That's why we need to know them intimately.

They do vary from one thing to another and from one person to another. The point is that there is no daring that can be done of there is no price to pay for it. Here is one thing that we should watch out for when daring. Listen to this.

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Teddy Roosevelt said "Far much better it is to dare a mighty thing, to win a glorious truimph even though checkered by failure..." He would know being one the the most outstanding men who ever lived.

Certainly, daring comes at a price. Jesus Christ taught that before we can venture into a dare, we ought to "count the cost" first. Part of the costs for your dare will be rejection. How do you handle that? Listen to this.