No, you'll probably fail

It's a very convenient consolation to offer one who is cynical about whatever he/she is doing.

'If others can do it, why can't you?'

Then you proceed to tell great tales of the greatest man in the world of history.

The Wright Brothers succeeded the world's first airplane. Bill Gates became one of the fewest great man in 20th century for his role in the computer revolution. Jimmy Choo evolved from an unknown shoemaker into the world's most renowned shoe designer.

Even an old like fart Yuichiro Miura has reached the summit of Mount Everest.

Inspiring, isn't it. I beg to differ.

For instance,

Can you do that?

Just because all these great exemplars have set these tremendous precedents in the past, doesn't mean they can be realised at anytime by just about anyone in this world. So let's put it this way.

'It's humanly possible, but it doesn't mean anyone can do it.'

Call me pessimistic, it's only a term for those who have true comprehension about the world.