Odds are you have some mental barriers stopping you from reaching your full potential or at least being happier....because full potential is a bullsh*t term in my opnion. 

The barriers are usually forms of:

1. fearing the unknown

2. fearing failure

One of hardest things is holding ourselves accountable for achieving our full potential. That's because when we do that, we are forced to make difficult decisions that we may not like. 

Decisions that may take us into the unknown

Decisions that may cause us to fail

Often we need to accept that things are not as rosy as we would like them to be and that we need to redouble our efforts or change our approach. 

It's much easier to avoid the truth, and just continue as we are, but that's not going to help us in the longer term.

It's the unknown and failure that has stopped me reaching whatever my full potential is....but I'm trying every day to overcome them or at least quieten them.

Just keep trying your best.

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