Focus On What’s Great About The Present Moment
If we want our reality to be a certain way — say, filled with love and success — then we have to become a source of those things from within. Telling ourselves 100 reasons everyday why we suck and haven’t gotten enough done is definitely not going to fill our world with love and success. Instead, we can practice gratefulness for what we do love, and seize what small opportunities we already have in front of us.
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