08/31/2026
Risk believing in yourself.
There is a risk in anything we do — even in "playing it safe." But the most rewarding risk you can ever take is to go after what you really want out of life. Why not go for it?
Price Pritchett wrote in You²: "Risk believing in yourself. Risk acting on the assumption that you can succeed in making a quantum leap. Otherwise, the risk is that you will settle for only a fraction of what life has to give you."
Pritchett suggests you should suspend disbelief by acting as if success is certain — even if you are not thoroughly convinced.
He writes: "If you must doubt something, doubt your limits."
You see — doubts are nothing more than your perceived limitations. The limitations you conjured up based on flawed conclusions your mind has convinced you are correct.
But limitations aren't facts — they're habits of thought. Repeated often enough, they feel true.
Napoleon Hill told us the subconscious doesn't distinguish between what is true and what is repeatedly fed to it. Feed it a perceived limitation long enough and it becomes your reality.
But therein lies your greatest opportunity — for the opposite is just as true. Feed your subconscious visions of what you want from life and that will become your new reality.
Risk believing that you will have it — and deliberately feed your subconscious nothing else.
In the 13 Weeks to Becoming Rich Mindset Series, for business owners who are done surviving and ready to thrive — Marlon unpacks the classic Think and Grow Rich. Link in first comment.
Know. Decide. Do.
What perceived limitation are you ready to doubt? Drop it below. 👇