"I Could Never" [Podcast]What comes after, "I could never", will be different for everyone. It is a personal statement unique to each individual."I could never go...""I could never be...""I could never say..."No matter how you finish the sentence, it always is a statement of some action you feel you could ever possibly do.The basis for "I could never...", is usually current circumstances, situations, self-doubt, and the inability to see what you are really capable of doing.There really isn't much that you cannot do. The biggest obstacle of going from "I could never..." to "I can definitely..." is yourself.And many times, it is that people are not willing to do what it takes to do what they say they could never do.The difference between those who say, "I can" and those who say, "I can't", is effort. Initiative. Drive. Determination.Usually, when someone says they can't do something, it's from an internal overflow.Jesus said, "For out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks." (Matthew 12:34b)"For as he (a man) thinks within himself, so he is." (Proverbs 23:7)The phrase "thinks within himself" literally means, "reckons in his soul". Subscribe