Imagine a world, where you're the President of the United States or a world where you're the greatest sportsperson of all-time.

According to the quantum multiverse theory, it is not just likely that this is possible; but a mathematical certainty.

The Quantum Multiverse

The quantum universe could be around us, but we can't see it, because it operates according to the bizarre laws of quantum mechanics.

The quantum multiverse is not separated from us by distance. It's not some place far away. It's in a place effectively here in space, but the complex nature of quantum dynamics prevents these different branches from interacting with one another.

The quantum multiverse comes from Hugh Everett's idea, that every single event that could happen does happen. They just take place in parallel worlds. Like an infinite garden of endless forking paths.

To help visualize this, let's use a coin flip to decide our fate for the next day. Heads, I go for a jog. Tails, I watch TV. Every time I flip the coin, the universe is splitting into two worlds. Each one irrevocably separated, existing in their own reality. This is known as Hilbert's space. So our experience of this splitting is like walking through a garden of paths that fork. When we come to a fork in the path, we take one or the other, heads or tails. But both forks exist at the same time. We can only experience one of them.

It's a place of endless forking paths and parallel realities. A place where every version of every event for every living organism on Earth is happening, somewhere.

Back To Our Own Reality

"You can do anything". You've probably heard this phrase when you were young. When the world was filled with optimism and possibilities. When we were curious about the world. Ultimately though, this false belief has led some of us to think that if we wish for something, it will somehow materialize and come true magically.

Naturally, this isn't how the world works.

However, if you take a common realistic goal; you want to get accepted into a desired University. You dedicate your time to studying, but in the end you don't get accepted. You give up. if something isn't going to plan, you just quit.

This isn't setting your mind to something. If you truly desire something. There is nothing stopping you. You just keep on trying, because out there in a parallel universe, there is a version of yourself, he has tried again, he has worked hard, he has broke blood, sweat and tears, and he has made it.

You can do anything you set your mind to, but it takes action, perseverance, and facing your fears. - Gillian Anderson

The reality is that most people choose the easy path. In the first signs of trouble, they cower away and give up. And in doing so, they become mentally more fragile, and hence in each subsequent goal, they become more and more normal. Once a high achiever, soon becomes mediocre, average.

Greatness abhors normal. Greatness means doing what you need to do regardless of whether you want to do it or not, regardless if you are tired, and regardless of what other people are thinking of you. Average people don't aspire to greatness and don't second guess their life choices. Break the chains of the norm, and rise well above the mediocrity people settle for. After all, that is what every famous, rich and successful person has done, one way or the other.

I used to be like a "normal" person also, thinking that anybody who is rich or successful was a scammer; they either stole their wealth, achieved through deception, or worse of all, simply just got lucky.

But the more you look into every success story, there have been thousands of hurdles and failures that were needed to overcome. These people don't become successful due to circumstance but due to perseverance and pushing no matter what.

It's a mindset. And it implies that your mindset needs to be an impenetrable force. No matter what happens around you. And once you acquire this mindset, you will understand the possibilities that surround you. You just need to be willing, willing to make the most of them and not give up!

Setting goals is easy - following up is the hardest part.