Become a Limitless Person

"To be a limitless person means to be someone without end, limit, or boundary (Oxford Languages, n.d.). In a sense, it is realizing and embracing our own inner superhero, and we all have one. Though rather than flying at high altitudes or leaping over tall buildings in a single bound, they are able to create the life they want to live. No limits means exactly that: No limits.
The personalities of limitless people are in alignment with their signature strengths. They are aware of their own authentic purpose, that one thing they were put on this earth to do. Limitless people listen to and follow their inner voice. They are not afraid to take risks.
Limitless people do not question their value, and are thereby able to be receptive to everything the universe has to offer.
There is no limitless lottery where someone draws the lucky ticket and lives happily ever after. It is a mindset that we can all develop with commitment and practice.
Limitless people know that:
1. Our thoughts create our reality.
2. Life happens for us and not to us.
3. No one can hurt our feelings.
4. Operating from a place of lack only attracts more lack.
5. The key to happiness is residing in a place of gratitude every day.
6. We must get rid of the junk.
7. Know that we are always single, even if we are married.
8. Failure does not exist.
9. What we resist will persist (Jung, 1933).
10. It is our number one job to keep ourselves filled up.
11. We must believe it to see it.
12. A calm mind is a powerful mind."
*Being able to fulfill ourselves is so important in this world because this life can be really difficult and it's important that we are able to rely on ourselves first. The tips listed here are some great ways to practice living life to the fullest and taking advantage of every opportunity available! Two of my favorites are "know that we are always single, even if we are married" and "failure does not exist." You are always your own person, no matter your relationship status. Keep doing what makes you happy! Also, failure isn't failure. It is just a learning experience and can help you learn what to do next. Everything can be a positive experience if you just make it that way! You are a limitless person always! ❤️*
What can you do to practice being more limitless in life?
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Please find the full article at Psychology Today!
@fruityPond7887
cool stuff! i wish it was that easy. no harm in trying though...
@LostTurtle22
I loved how you said "no harm in trying"! 😊❤️ I equate this to something I say, and often. "If you reach for the stars, at least you don't end up with mud in your hand". *high fives* 😊 and *hugs* ❤️
@LostTurtle22 i know i feel the same, wish it were that easy.
@fruityPond7887 Sometimes overcoming limits can be very beneficial and open new horizons. However there are definitely some limits we should not cross.
It takes time and maturity to distinguish which limits are beneficial and which ones are restricting. In any case having balance in mental health is the key to overcoming fears safely.
Thank you for the great post!
@calmDew1576
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@fruityPond7887
To be more limitless I can be more receptive to things that come my way!
Thanks for the post💛✨
@innateJoy9602
Hi Joy! 😊❤️ I love that thought concept. Let the universe know you are open to receiving and it just may acknowledge you! *high fives* 😊 and *hugs* ❤️
As an aside, even when organizing my house, one of my attempts is to leave at least 10% of my space open (closets, drawers, storage, etc.) to send a message to the universe that I am ready to receive more (any gift that it see's me worthy of). When the universe speaks, I listen. 😊❤️
@SparkyGizmo I love that you do that Gizmo! I hope the universe gives me all the Michael Kors purses😂😂
@fruityPond7887
Great post!
What can you do to practice being more limitless in life?
I can practice being more limitless by acknowledging that the opinions of others do not define me and I should do what my inner voice tells me is right.
@globalBraid3744
Braid, wow! *high fives* 😊 and *hugs* ❤️ This takes so very long for others to finally come to that thought and some never, ever get there. It's kind of rare in my opinion for someone to do so. No one else defines you, only you, define you! 😊👍❤️
@SparkyGizmo
Thank you so much for your encouraging words. You just made my day ❤️ I love how you are spreading love and positivity around. Keep it up and do not forget for your own self-care :)
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@globalBraid3744 Yes! It takes a long time to learn to not care what others think and I honestly think it’s a life long learning process. It’s important to remember that and to be kind to ourselves in the process.😘
@fruityPond7887
I agree with you! I do not think it is truly possible not to care what others think at all and maybe it is good. It is natural for people to care about what others think - it also has its purpose. It can hurt sometimes, but these feelings are part of life. Important is to acknowledge it and be able to move on I think.
Great ideas here. Thank you for sharing.
I can practice being a limitless person by making sure I am using a growth mindset in my thoughts, speech and actions.
@purplelady568
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@fruityPond7887
Amazing article! I challenge myself to do things that are outside of my comfort zone <3
@professionalVision2624
Hi Vision! 😊❤️ What a great thought! I have to wonder, how much all of us could achieve if we all thought that way? I read an article about someone that was very fearful and of so many things. They challenged themselves to try something new, learn something different every day for a solid year! 😳
They started small, built up steam and as the year progressed, they felt so good about themselves and by the end, so much of the fear they had previously felt, had vanished, just gone! They felt achieved and quite powerful!
*high fives* 😊 and *hugs* ❤️
@SparkyGizmo
Awww thank you! Yes I try to do things that makes me feel uncomfortable and maybe a little bit scared since I know it will make me grow so much if I dare to do those things once in a while <3
@professionalVision2624
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@professionalVision2624 That's always so hard, but I applaud you and wish you the best of luck in pushing your boundaries!!💖
@fruityPond7887
Thank you so much! I wish you all the luck aswell!
@fruityPond7887
Hi Pond! 😊❤️ Thank you so very much for your amazing forum post! I loved reading every word, every line! This is so incredibly uplifting! It's so positive and so powerful! Kind of reminds me a little of some of Jordan Peterson's work! *high fives* 😊 and *hugs* ❤️ Keep rocking the house my friend!
@SparkyGizmo Gizmoooo! Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to reply and support everyone who has replied to this post! You are amazing and so cherished! Keep being you! 😊💖
@fruityPond7887
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@fruityPond7887 im feeling like these apply to someone who has never delt with deep dark depression.
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@fruityPond7887 This article is so motivating. Thank you for sharing!
@comfortableNight4463 Absolutely! Thank you so much for taking the time to read! :D
@fruityPond7887 You're most welcome! It inspired me to try out new things and break out of my comfort zone.
@comfortableNight4463 That's awesome! What kinds of new things are you trying?
@fruityPond7887 Recently I ran a marathon! It was such a great experience for me.
@fruityPond7887 snake oil sells when it contains kernels of truth. Limitless snake oil for sale!
@helpfulAvocado7912 Lol I'm not entirely sure what snake oil is. Is this a saying? 😮
@fruityPond7887 Here is a quote from google, “ The term “snake oil” is used to describe any worthless pseudo-medical remedy promoted as a cure for various illnesses. By extension, snake oil salesmen are charlatans who sell such fraudulent goods.”
@helpfulAvocado7912 When I hear self help books start to talk about “limitless” anything, I think it is a recipe for disappointment. It sells books, but it seems dishonest and over promising. In the end, readers are left to blame themselves because they didn’t have enough faith to “manifest” this success. If these techniques were truly so powerful, then everyone and their grandma would be superhero’s. There may be some truth in these books, but heavily drenched in snake oil.