"What Would You Do, If You Knew You Could Not Fail?"

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"What Would You Attempt to Do If You Knew, You Could Not Fail?"

This simple question posed by American pastor Robert Schuller may help inspire us to try to accomplish our goals. Taking fear out of the equation, what are your biggest dreams?

The question is similar to asking or considering what you would do if you only had a few months left to live. In its simplicity, the quote helps us focus on our priorities or tune into what we may most want in life.

Of course failure is possible and 
the most rewarding goals usually are more risky, 
but keep in mind, too, that failure can be a good thing. 

So go ahead and start thinking about reaching

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