"想象没有限制；在决定什么是可能之前，先决定什么是正确和可取的。"

The heart of this quote is about breaking free from the bounds of perceived limitations and dreaming big before you start worrying about what's achievable. It's an invitation to let your imagination run wild and focus on what truly matters to you—without first getting tangled up in the "how" of making it happen.

Historically, this kind of thinking has been crucial in moments of innovation and progress. Think about the Wright brothers. Back in the early 1900s, the idea of human flight seemed absurd to many. But they didn't start with the question of whether it was possible—they started with the dream of soaring through the skies. Only then did they get to work on figuring out how to make that dream a reality.

Let's get practical with a vivid example. Take the tech world—specifically, the creation of the smartphone. Before Apple introduced the iPhone in 2007, mobile phones were functional but clunky. They were essentially devices for calling and texting. But Steve Jobs and his team at Apple didn't just accept the status quo. Imagine them in a room, removing all constraints from their minds. They envisioned a device that was not just a phone, but a pocket-sized computer, a camera, a music player, and more. They imagined what was desirable—a seamless, powerful device that fit effortlessly into daily life—before worrying about the technological hurdles.

So, how do you apply this wisdom to your own life? Start by identifying what you really want. What’s that passion project you've always thought about but pushed aside because it seemed too ambitious? Write it down. Dream in vivid colors. What does your ideal scenario look like? How does it feel? Only after you have a clear picture of what you desire should you consider the steps necessary to get there. You might surprise yourself with creative solutions you wouldn’t have thought of if you had constrained your imagination from the get-go.

Here's a story to bring this to life. Imagine you're sitting in your favorite coffee shop with a friend. You're talking about your careers, and she says, "I've always wanted to start my own bakery, but it's just not realistic." You see the sparkle in her eyes when she talks about baking—the way she describes the perfect croissant. You tell her to forget about the obstacles for a moment. What would her dream bakery look like? Maybe it’s a cozy corner shop with a communal table where people gather. Maybe it’s known for its unique, seasonal pastries. By focusing on this vivid, desirable vision first, she lights up with excitement. Now, the practical steps—finding a location, securing funding, developing recipes—seem more like exciting challenges rather than insurmountable barriers.

In short, let your imagination soar without the weight of limitations. Decide what's truly right and desirable for you. Then, and only then, figure out how to make it possible. By flipping this process, you open yourself up to innovative solutions and a path that’s genuinely aligned with your dreams. So next time you're tempted to downsize your dreams because they seem too big, stop. Imagine no limitations. You might just find that the impossible isn't so impossible after all.