How we Use Attention is Very Important
We have two broad ways of using our attention. The one is expressed in the statement, “He’s looking at me” and the other one is expressed in the statement, “He’s listening to me.”
The Vice Called Results Focus
Instead we must admire the person who knows what is right and will never violate what is right to get something that he may want.
Gratitude and Arresting the Two Happiness Thieves
The coating on your being that repels experience is a lack of appreciativeness. It is the attribute of a lack of gratitude.
Gratitude and Arresting the Two Happiness Thieves
So you have to understand that at the root of our criminality is the conviction that we’re not worthy or that we are owed more, that the world is not worthy.
Four Steps to Cultivate Accountability in a Victim
A victim is a person who accounts for misfortune in their lives on the basis of what the other does to them. Overcoming victim-hood requires accountability.