Life is too precious. Nothing and no one is worth wasting your time on in life.
Discover simple steps to navigate even the most challenging times in life.
No matter how tough or daunting your situation might be, the first step is to come to terms with it – at least temporarily.
This acceptance allows your intellect to push your emotions aside and function fully, enabling you to come up with a solution.
General George S. Patton said, “Accept the challenges so that you can feel the exhilaration of victory.”
In the video presentation ‘So What? What Next?’, I explain two simple two-word ‘Mantras’ that can greatly help overcome the delusion caused by a sense of entitlement and the tendency to avoid troubles and risks.And in the other titled ‘Reset Karma’, I explain simple ways to change unfavourable patterns in life to more favourable ones.
It is primarily one’s sense of entitlement, ingrained since childhood, that often becomes a significant barrier to success. Believing they deserve only the best and most comfortable things in life, individuals can become morally weakened when faced with challenges. This mental block prevents them from recognising their own capabilities.
No matter how tough or daunting your situation might be, the first step is to come to terms with it, at least temporarily. This acceptance allows your intellect to function fully, pushing emotions aside and enabling you to find a solution. Whatever the situation, even if someone is facing a life-or-death scenario, they need to come out of denial, accept the truth, and start thinking rationally about what they can do to survive. Doing so removes the greatest obstacles in the form of fear, anger, or any other destructive emotions.
Tavamithram Sarvada 