Francheska David10/19/2011

Robert Schuller asks this question, “What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?”

What is the thing you would do if you could not fail? ...

Study, do my own homework keep up the good work, ask questions and be more outspoken.

Why are you not doing it? ...

Because I have a bad tendency of procrastinating and not even have enough time for myself like I should.

Who (or what) is involved in your life that is holding you back? ...

Nothing nor nobody. Everybody that a trust and relay the most have always support me with the decisions I have made therefore they have never being an obstacle in my life.

Who (or what) is involved in your life that could help you do this thing? ...

My family, especially my mom she always knows what to say even if is right or wrong she just knows the write words and she always gives me that little bust that is always needed when you feel like you don’t have enough motivation in your life. She’s the reason why I have gotten so far in life without her good advises and her good vibe about things I wouldn’t never made it this far.

List at least five (5) negatives that not doing this “thing” has caused you. In other words, what has inaction cost you? (Example: procrastinated, disorganized, wasted time, poor self-esteem, inability to communicate, etc.)

1. procrastination2. time3. communication4. organization5. leaving things for last minute

List at least five (5) positives that not doing this “thing” will bring to your life. (Example: more positive relationships, more trust in others, reducing anxiety, more self-confidence, etc.)

1. positive people2. turning things on time3. self confidence4. been more organize5. be more outspoken

Activity Sheet:“If I Could Not Fail, I Would…”

Now, with this information, develop at least 5-7 action steps that you need to embrace to begin doing this “thing” today.

Say no to procrastination Be more talkative Be more organize Turn things on time Be more confidence Not be pessimistic