The Breslov masters understand our mind’s inclination to see what is wrong and, thus, instruct us to seek out good points, both in ourselves and others.5

Bias: To believe in G-d’s ultimate goodness, to know that blessings await us beneath the surface of our experience, no matter how bleak, to actively seek those blessings out, and to spread their light to the world beyond.

This section explores two signposts for making effective, sustainable change. The first is Rabbi Nachman of Breslov’s practice of finding good points, and the second is Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler’s concept of the choice point.