We often think we need to see results before we can believe in something, but neuroscience shows it’s actually the other way around: our beliefs shape what we see. When we choose to trust in our own capability first, we unlock clarity, confidence, and the ability to spot opportunities we’d otherwise miss.

The more attached we are to an outcome, the less likely we are to realize it. Attachment to results leaves us fighting current circumstances instead of working with them. When we let go and trust– trust our preparation, our practice, our process – it frees us to be present and function most effectively with the tools we already have.

Imagine that within each of us lies an innate force, a compelling essence that naturally pulls us to ascend to great heights and the best versions of ourselves. What would that be like?It might sound like a philosophical dream, but it’s more reality than we often realize.