Learn to be happy! Confidence and Success
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I hear the advice of many wise people: «Don’t say you’re poor», «Don’t say you don’t have a job», «Don’t say the government is bad» and use what God has given you. Honestly, I agree, use the gold inside you, there’s no point hoarding it just to use it later. What are those golds? «Health», «Time», «Opportunity», «Ability», «Will to choose and make decisions», «Mind and Heart» etc. concepts.
For example: he is healthy, his limbs are like a hammer, his senses are full, but money is not always enough for him, because he falls into such a situation not because he loves himself in the role of a poor man, but because he does not know that all wealth is in the brain. That is, the reason is ignorance.
Another example: You need to be able to see the light in the darkness, it’s not burning outside you, it’s burning inside you, and people still want to see the light from outside. That is why all sages say that
You decide what you want from the unconscious and give it one task at a time, because it is not a robot and can process a lot of information at once. If you want to solve a real problem, take about five minutes each morning and evening to think, imagine, believe that the solution is taking shape at your unconscious level. Then suddenly the solution is ready. It can be called a different, internal signal. This is not accidental. It does not appear out of nothing. You gave a task – oral or written – and he suggested solutions. For these to be the right decisions, you must make the right choices, and for that the unconscious must be open to the wisdom of its source, the Universal Mind (Creator). If you want to be healthy, focus on your thoughts about your health, do not let thoughts of illness and weakness interfere. If you want to be a successful person, don’t set yourself up for failure. If you want to be happy, then you should not allow yourself to think about worries and disappointments. Information that constantly occupies your mind becomes thought (inner word + imaginary image), then further enters your unconscious and gradually becomes your experience, so you become positive, constructive, pragmatist (it is his life, every action and attitude towards himself/others, work you need to think about (in terms of actually getting useful results). Always remember that your unconscious must be open to the wisdom of its source, the Universal Mind. Trust this wisdom and you’ll make fewer mistakes and be healthier and happier. You will live a fruitful life.
«The best we have to believe is the truth.» (William James is the father of modern psychology).
Did you have big dreams and plans in your childhood, youth, writing books or painting, starting your own business or engaging in other creativity, art, science and education? probably most of us have. and if we are honest with ourselves, most of us dream about those dreams and goals without being able to realize them. but we can justify our sacrifice by saying that I have other jobs and chores. «I would be happy to write a novel, but I have to do my job, otherwise who will support the family?».
«When I was a child, I used to play the tambourine strongly, then I gave it up, I forgot it when I grew up, my hand doesn’t work» we invent empty excuses to justify ourselves completely:
Think for a minute about Gaius Julius Caesar. Did you know that Caesar wrote his notes at night, under a tent, while the entire Roman army slept, he would sleep very little at night, write a lot, and the next morning he would lead his soldiers into battle.
Did you know that George Frideric Handel wrote some of his best music after the doctors told him he had a serious illness? And Beethoven continued to write music even after he became completely deaf.
Have you ever wondered how the three great poets – Homer, Milton, and Dante – were blind?
Think of Hannibal Barca and Lord Nelson: the greatest commanders in history, they had only one eye. Well, Francis Joseph Campbell, blind in both eyes, was an outstanding mathematician and musician.
Do not feel that you are bound by something and do not limit yourself: «No, not only with my capabilities, but also with my circumstances.» I will never be like them.» I’m not telling you to be like them, but you have to untangle the strings of your brain and go beyond the limitations of your mind.
Think of daniel defoe, author of the world famous robinson crusoe: he wrote his book while in prison. John Bunyan, while behind bars for his religious activities, wrote The Pilgrim’s Journey, one of the most important works of English religious literature. Luther translated the «Bible» while sitting in the Wartburg Castle. The Italian poet, thinker, theologian Dante continued his works even though he was in exile for twenty years and died there, and «Don Quixote», one of the most famous and great works of world literature, was written by the Spanish writer Cervantes in Madrid prison.
You might say, «That’s all great, but I have to work.» Here is some more useful news for you:
Can you imagine the bride of Gone with the Wind? Margaret Mitchell, an American writer and journalist, wrote it while working at the Atlanta Journal, where she worked sixteen hours a day instead of eight.
Think of William Shakespeare, who said, «I learned nothing at school but to read and write, and the teachers were all rascals,» but he continued to explore on his own and became a great writer. English poet and playwright, considered one of the greatest playwrights.
Have you ever lost your health and felt like you lost yourself due to some shortcomings or defects? You immediately say, «God forbid.» There have been many people in history who had a good reputation despite being weak and disabled.
Franklin Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States, who was crippled by polio, once said: «The only obstacle to our plans for tomorrow can be our present doubts.»
Soviet and Latvian chess player, eighth world champion, grandmaster, Mikhail Tal, was born with a rare pathology – he had only three fingers. This did not prevent him from becoming the youngest world champion in history and learning to play the piano.
Hero of the Soviet Union, fighter pilot Alexei Maresyev, was seriously wounded during the Great Patriotic War, as a result of which he lost both legs. but then he did not lag behind the others and again flew into the sky with prostheses. in total, during the war, he fought 86 times, shot down 10 enemy planes: three before being wounded and seven after. Boris Polevoy, a writer without two legs, but amazed by his zest for life, wrote a book about the exploits of a Soviet pilot, which he called «The Story of a Real Man.»