But we have to have confidence in that. Our problem is whatever thought pops up – especially the negative ones – we believe they're true, you know? This is the worst crime against ourselves: we believe the negative thoughts. I mean, but they're just thoughts and their habits, you know?
So then we need to look at them, assess them carefully, and we need to distinguish the thoughts, we need to distinguish between the facts and the fictions.
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