What's The Big Picture?

Life is about taking chances and following your heart. The Winchester Brothers, who fight supernatural forces, like ghosts and vampires, often don’t know the kind of monster that they are dealing with before they rush in to save someone who needs their help. What allows these characters to face their biggest obstacles and fears? It has to do with remembering what they are doing it for. Remembering what they stand for allows multiple heroes, including Batgirl, Harry Potter, and the Winchesters, to face some of their greatest challenges even if they are feeling unsure of themselves. In many cases, the heroes are willing to try something new even if they don’t know if they are going to succeed because doing something is better than doing nothing. It’s about falling down and getting up again. They try to learn as much about the monster or obstacle they are facing as possible to maximize their chances of overcoming it. Heroes form a plan about how they will face a specific monster and often recruit sidekicks to help them. Once the heroes form a plan, they try it out, even if they aren’t sure if it will be successful, because they know that doing something is better than doing nothing. Heroes rarely ever fully succeed on the first try. Instead, every time they try to face their monsters, they learn something. With time, the heroes become less afraid of their monsters and learn ways to face them.

Alone Again Or?

Using the information from the initial plan, the heroes can create new plans to face their monsters. The more the heroes learn about the monsters they are facing, the better they can learn to face their monsters. The most impressive heroes are ones who keep trying and never give up. They remember their mission as something greater than themselves. They might overcome some challenges and others might arise. The key is to never give up and to keep superheroing. What are some small steps I can take? Think about a monster you frequently face. For this practice, don’t start with the scariest monster you face. What can you learn from this monster and what do you already know? Put together a plan for taking one small action to face this monster. Remind yourself what you’re doing it for. What’s the big picture? For example, it could be being able to spend more time with your friends. Record your experience.

Fitter And Happier

Using the information from the initial plan, create new plans to face your monster. Remember what it is all for. Remember that you are a superhero and that you facing your monsters is going to help other people. Focus on that, and the rest will come. Most superheroes face some challenges and do not always succeed when they try to do something. The truth is that many of us do not succeed at something at first, but the more we keep trying, the more chances we have to succeed in the end. They try to learn as much about the monster or obstacle they are facing as possible to give them the best chance of overcoming it. Heroes make a plan about how they will face a specific monster and often get a sidekick to help them. They also focus on what the mission is for. Once the heroes make a plan, they try it out, even if they aren’t sure if it will be successful. They try it out because they know that doing something is better than doing nothing. Heroes don’t often succeed on the first try.

No Questions Asked

Instead, every time they try to face their monsters, they learn something. With time, the heroes become less afraid of their monsters and learn ways to face them. Using the information from the first plan, the heroes can create new plans to face their monsters. The more the heroes learn about the monsters they are facing, the better they can learn to face their monsters. The most impressive heroes are ones who keep trying and never give up. They think about their mission as something greater than themselves. They might overcome some challenges and others might arise. The key is to never give up and to keep superheroing. What are some small steps I can take? Now, let’s think about some challenges you might face and let’s discuss some ways you can create a plan and take steps to succeed, just like your favorite superheroes do. What do I already know about the challenge I am facing? Put together a plan for taking one small step to face this challenge. What might be the way to try it out? Using the information from your first plan, create new plans to face your challenge. Keep trying and never give up. Many might be comparing their starting point to where they want to end up as a way to shame themselves or demotivate themselves. I used to think that I couldn’t run. Between a knee injury and being out of shape and out of practice, I used to look at other people around me and be disappointed that I couldn’t run more than a minute without feeling out of breath. Then one day, I changed my goal. I decided that I would just run from one streetlight to the next one, a distance of about 95 feet. I was able to do that even though I ran slowly and felt out of breath by the time I got there. Then, my goal became to make it to the next one. After 2 months of very gradually increasing my distance, I was able to run 3 miles. It took 3 years for me to be able to run a marathon and what kept me going that entire time was just the motto, Just make it to the next streetlight. But she did not become a warrior overnight. Similarly, Bruce Wayne trains for years to become Batman, and Harry Potter and his friends spend many years studying magic before they are able to do it proficiently.