How to Turn the Impossible Into Your New Normal

Every new challenge feels impossible at first. With repetition and reflection, you rewire what “normal” means — and that’s where growth happens.

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how our mindset shifts over time. Not just in how we face fear, but how we redefine what “normal” feels like.

10 years ago, the idea of skydiving terrified me. Now, 10 jumps in a day feels like… just another Saturday. No fear. No hesitation. Just focus, joy, and living in the moment.

That’s the power of preparation, experience, and repetition. What once felt extraordinary becomes part of your new baseline.

The same is true in leadership. Difficult conversations, public speaking, or making big decisions can all feel daunting… until they don’t.

Confidence is built through exposure. Mastery comes from normalizing what used to feel hard.

Tuesday Tip

If something feels intimidating this week, don’t wait until you feel ready. Start with one small exposure: draft the first slide, schedule the conversation, or volunteer to lead a short portion of the meeting.

Each repetition rewires your comfort zone and moves the “impossible” a little closer to normal.