yourself as a rudderless boat tossed helplessly by crashing waves. This is the experience of a victim.
Focusing on what you cannot do instead of what you can do creates a picture of yourself that is narrow and incomplete.
Speak each circled word out loud, one at a time, and as you do, say to yourself, βI
can choose to continue seeing myself asββββ, or I can choose to focus on my natural aptitudes and abilities instead.β
Until you see that your experiences are consequences of your choices, you will think they are just or unjust, good or bad.
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