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When you prepare for something very important in your life, something that is absolutely trying to succeed, a little bit of doubt springs to mind and you start to think 'I will probably fail'. Once that seed has taken root, it starts to get bigger and bigger and you think more and more, "I won't make it." 'I will fail'. Not because you really want to, but because you think you're preparing for the worst and because crushing your hopes and dreams just hurts too much. And then to finish the example, you fail. And you say to yourself, "It's okay, I was prepared for it anyway." Well, what if I told you that instead of preparing yourself for the worst to happen, you preparing for the worst that would happen?
Haven't you heard someone tell a gloomy pessimist to get away with their negative energies? Or to stop talking about anything that could go wrong? Most would think it's just superstitious, but there may be logic behind it. And that logic, whether you actively believe it or not, is called the Law of Attraction. Now don't think of it as the law of gravity, or the laws of robotics, which have celebrated scientists directly supporting them, think of it more as a law enacted by us, by society, supported and demonstrated by endless repetition and observation. of ordinary people.
Vijay Patidar
Vijay P is a freelance IT expert who deals in the creation of eBooks, articles, Android, iOS, and website development. With over two decades of corporate experience behind him, he lends his vast expertise to transform people's lives.
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