When I tell you to imagine a courtroom, what comes to your mind? Perhaps a judge and two lawyers arguing endlessly over one topic.

Fighting to win.

When it comes to starting something, we tend to do similar things -- arguing and disqualifying ourselves over why it'd never work.

When I opened my laptop on day 1 of starting a business back in 2014, I'd innumerable reasons, aka mental scripts of not doing it. 

Some of them are below -- 

• "I'm already doing a full-time job, how do I find time?"
• "I'll figure this out someday later"
• "I don't know where to start" (Here's the first step to find an online business idea btw)
• "There is so many people already doing this. How do I stand out?"
• "I'm not an expert at this. Why would anyone pay me?"
• "I've too many business ideas. Which one do I pick first?"
• "I've an idea, but not sure if it's a profitable one"
• "I don't know coding. I'm not a technical person"
• "I want to start something of my own, but the biggest problem for me is procrastination. I don't take action"
• "I don't have a website, domain name, etc."
• "How do I earn money online"

How about you? What mental scripts do you have? Which ones did I miss out?