Have you ever accomplished something that you previously believed you couldn't do?
by 
VS Angel aka Mrs. Stealth Intelligence
ANSWERS: 10
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I learned how to dive, but that was years ago.
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In 2K8 I got my dream job! Previously I never thought that one day I will be able to fetch it!
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In school...shorthand and typing. I am not coordinated so I couldn't get my hands to do what my brain instructed them to do..but one day I got the flow of the shorthand..and another day the synchronization of the fingers seemed to work when I tried to type..and I was off and running! :)
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When I was in Middle School they told me I had dyslexia and that I wouldn't make it in high school or college. So my Mom put me in a private school with smaller classes. Then I did home schooling for 2 years. My senior year, the lady at the home schooling place insisted that I go back to regular high school for my senior year. I was convinced that I was going to fail. I graduated high school with a 3.8 average and went on to college to get my bachelors in Illustration. So, yeah, suck one middle school councilor. I really didn't think I could do it though.
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Yeah, tie my shoes. Man, was that a bitch to learn!
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A half marathon. When someone suggested it to me 3 years previously, I laughed hysterically because I was 2 stone (28pounds) heavier and I smoked like a chimney!! Still not quite sure how I turned myself around...
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I dont believe anyone can accomplish something they didnt believe was possible, because if they didnt believe it they likely wouldnt try. I however, believe that anything is possible if you want it bad enough, followed by constant and focused action towards your goal.
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changed the car battery without killing myself:)
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Many, many times. I've learned to be very optomistic and confident based on those experiences.
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Get my pre-baby body back Run two 8 minute miles (at my age!) Push-ups (lots of push-ups lol) Written a book Forgiven those that have hurt me Made a box of Godiva chocolates last more than two weeks (so far!)
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