@garettraymond: From the time I was a kid, my dad had a habit of saying, “You can’t do that.” But it was never really a limitation or an attack. It was a challenge. A toy would break, and he’d throw it away. “I can fix that.” “Go ahead,” he’d say. “Bet you can’t.” What he didn’t realize was that every time he said it, he was wiring my brain to respond with the same thought: “Yes, I can.” I can learn it. I can build it. I can fix it. I can figure it out. Just because someone else can’t see a way doesn’t mean there isn’t one. So when people tell me I can’t do something… I love it. Because now I’m going to do it. Watch me.