The Path of No Resistance: Why Overcoming is Simpler than You Think

We don’t live in the feeling of our circumstances. We live in the feeling of our thinking, and our thinking is always in flux.

Nothing or nobody can make you feel something you don’t think. Your thinking, and only your thinking, creates your feelings.

Again, since human beings don’t see clearly from low mental states, if we act from these states (including trying to fix ourselves), we stumble.

There is no connection between performance excellence and positive thinking. 7. There is a direct connection between performance excellence and unnoticed thinking (a state of no thought). 8. Positive thinking implies that clarity of mind can be achieved by doing (manipulating or changing thought) but clarity of mind only occurs instinctively or on

“With patient and firm determination, we will press on until every valley of despair is exalted to new peaks of hope; until every mountain of pride and irrationality is made low by the leveling process of humility and compassion; until the rough places of injustice are transformed into a smooth plane of equality of opportunity; and until the crooke

I suggested that revving up one’s mind and body, by using willpower or mental-performance techniques, only lowers one’s chances for success. My message: Human beings don’t just have a physical immune system; we also have a psychological one. So, if left alone during times of struggle, the mind will self-correct to consciousness. That is stillpower.

That’s why your outlook on the situations of your life is constantly changing. If your thinking is clear, life situations look like a dream; if your thinking is cluttered, the same life situations look like a nightmare.

Although few people realize it, everyone has what I call an “acuity gap.” This is the gap between your perceptions of the world, what you see, and the realization that these perceptions are created via your own thoughts. Liken your acuity gap to your level of consciousness. The narrower your gap, the better you understand that you feel your thinkin

So when you feel low, it has nothing to do with the events of your life—no matter how much it might look otherwise. What I’ve witnessed, over and over again, is that people with a keen sense of the thought-feeling connection consistently