The "Fake it Till You Make It" platitude has helped a lot of folks in changing their path, modeling themselves after the best, and aiming for excellence.
While I don't like the "Fake It" moniker, sometimes people must go beyond their comfort zone, get past fear, and try to go to the next level.
Whether you are modeling yourself after a successful person, or you simply want to become something great one day, the act of pretending or pre-dreaming is an important facet to visualization and innovation. Quantum leaps are made many times when a person can truly see themselves accomplishing the objective. The dream becomes a belief!, and the power of belief is magical.
Yes, be authentic. Yes, be yourself, but also, become who you are meant to be and allow your authentic best to manifest itself.
Great point. I see "faking it til you make it" as a strategy that one can use towards achieving genuine success. It can be used towards creating or being anything. The larger question is motivation or intention: is the person I am becoming or the thing I am building aligned with my highest self or noble intention? If it is, virtually any strategy can be used as long as it doesn't mean stepping over others
The "Fake it Till You Make It" platitude has helped a lot of folks in changing their path, modeling themselves after the best, and aiming for excellence.
While I don't like the "Fake It" moniker, sometimes people must go beyond their comfort zone, get past fear, and try to go to the next level.
Whether you are modeling yourself after a successful person, or you simply want to become something great one day, the act of pretending or pre-dreaming is an important facet to visualization and innovation. Quantum leaps are made many times when a person can truly see themselves accomplishing the objective. The dream becomes a belief!, and the power of belief is magical.
Yes, be authentic. Yes, be yourself, but also, become who you are meant to be and allow your authentic best to manifest itself.
Great point. I see "faking it til you make it" as a strategy that one can use towards achieving genuine success. It can be used towards creating or being anything. The larger question is motivation or intention: is the person I am becoming or the thing I am building aligned with my highest self or noble intention? If it is, virtually any strategy can be used as long as it doesn't mean stepping over others