When thinking of the phrase "Impossible Is Nothing" many people may think to great feats of athletic performance such as Roger Bannister breaking the four minute mile barrier in 1954 or Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzig Norgay becoming the first humans to summit Mount Everest in 1953, however "Impossible Is Nothing" can also apply to everyday aspects of our own lives.
While remaining largely out of the spotlight of recognition, it is often the small victories in life that should really make us feel like impossible is nothing. Some days getting your kids out the door and to school on time may feel impossible, finding time to prioritize yourself and making it to the gym, or when in the throws of depression simply getting out of bed and taking care of yourself can seem like an impossible feat. No matter how big or small the impossible may seem, and no matter if anyone is there to give us praise, we have to always dig deep and remind ourselves that impossible is only temporary and by giving it our all every day we can always achieve what we set our minds to.
