How do we recognise our hidden expectations? The answer is in the places in your life where you experience disappointment, resentment, regret, suppression, anger, lethargy, essentially anywhere that leaves you feeling deflated like you have lost your self.
The greater the gap between your hidden expectations and your reality, the worse you will feel.
When you expect nothing, you're living in the moment, embracing the situation you're in.
Own the situation and be in charge of it. When you take ownership and responsibility for it, that is when you can change it.
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