That’s it. That’s all you need. That’s all you’ll ever need.
I will die on the hill that says repetition does half the work.
If you don’t want to put in the effort, respectfully: get lost.
Some of you complain that it’s impossible to get anything without working hard. Others complain that you don’t want to put in effort at all.
You don’t need physical effort. Period. But if you’re stuck in both mindsets at once, you’re sabotaging yourself.
How are you going to say it’s impossible, and then say you want it; in the same breath?
The paradox isn’t confused. You are.
If you can’t just assume and move on, you use repetition.
If you don’t believe you can have it, you use repetition.
It’s not a skill issue. It’s a thought process issue. Fix that first.
Do not fucking care about anything that isn’t your desire.
You want to be loved? Then only notice what proves that to you.
You don’t need validation. You don’t need proof. This is for the people who refuse to sit down and instead feel the desperate need to interfere with everything.
If you’re going to look for proof, at least be selective. Only accept what confirms your beliefs. Only absorb what aligns.
Everything else? Irrelevant.
Show up regardless of what’s happening.
News flash: I don’t care.
You want to be wealthy? You are. Next.
You want a significant other? You have them. Next.
“Oh, but I don’t see it.”
Close your eyes. Imagine. Can you see it now? Done.
“Oh, but that’s not real.”
Says who? What’s real to me might not be real to you. Reality is subjective.
Stop crying over things that can be handled by affirming, visualizing, or simply denying authority to the sensory world.
You either persist and get it, or you don’t.
