Who told you that was a limit?
We often mistake unfamiliar conditions for fixed limits.
But limits we’ve never tested aren’t truths - they’re inherited ceilings. A short reflection on fasting, football and the quiet discipline of questioning the walls we think are real.
Just because it’s repeated, doesn’t make it true
The truth doesn’t always win. But repetition does. In leadership, life and society, what we repeat becomes what we believe. Psychologists refer to this as the illusory truth effect and it plays out in politics and in personal growth.