Thoughts VS Thinking
Thoughts occur to us randomly. Thinking is what we intend to do. It is not something that naturally occurs to us.
Thoughts are inspiration.
Thinking is desperation
Great ideas come in the state of Non-Thinking. Thoughts come directly from our subconscious mind and it’s the combination of the gut feeling and desire.
We always think about things out of desperation. We try to rationalize some decision, not because we want to do it, but because we are being forced by some external force to do it.
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If you are like me, you constantly think about things. Our brain forces us to think, because it is necessary for survival. But what we don’t realize is that, this thinking is destroying us. Let me explain.
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