For umpteen times this phrase I have close encounter as it is always written
in the display message of one's msn. I was confused at first since we have
been set for "Nothing is impossible". Nothing in the world is impossible to
be achieved, to be overcame and to be conquered. How come it turns out to be
in reverse way?? Does it infer the similar meaning. Or simply it is one of
the styles of Generation X differentiating from their elderly.
Coincidently, a TV advertisement featuring a Russian athlete refreshed my
opinion towards it. Yelena Isinbayeva, a Russian female national athlete,
briefly recollected her past as a artisitic gynmast in the ad. She was
trained physically and mentally to be a renowned gynmast that would win the
titles for herself and country. However, she did not make it due to her
fast-growing body height. The double pole exercise in gynmastic suited her no
more as she was too high for them!
Ironically, she was forced to change her runway. Gynmastic was not her cup of
tea anymore! In depression, her coach advised her to try on totally different
athletic field events- pole vault jump. It succeeds!!!! Her height and
well-trained bouncing enables her to rule in that event. Not only holding the
current world records, it has been 20 times she has broken it till last year
IAAF championship. She really achieves her peak and also "Impossible Is
Nothing"
It is totally brand new story. It has a higher level of expression. Not only
one can make his/her dream coming true, but also keeps on running on it
miraculously!
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