Consistently, human history shows that many of mankind's core assumptions about the world have been wrong

Consistently, human history shows that many of mankind's core assumptions about the world have been wrong. Let's take a look:




The world is flat - wrong.




The earth is the centre of the Uni-verse - wrong.




Metal can't float - wrong.




Man can't fly - wrong.




Going faster than the speed of sound is impossible - wrong.




Women aren't equal to men - wrong.




African-American's are separate but equal - wrong.




An African-American will never be President - wrong.




What are our core assumptions TODAY that are wrong? The Uni-verse is a place FULL of POTENTIAL and POSSIBILITY - not just for mankind, but also for us in our lives.


Just like we have thought some crazy things in the past, in each of our lives we have limiting beliefs that, like the beliefs listed above, are just plain ole wrong.
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