Let’s talk about the Law of Attraction.
The Law of Attraction isn’t just a bunch of hocus pocus. It’s a real thing, and it can be applied to your life in a way that will make you feel like a whole new person.
Have you ever wondered why some people have what they want, and others don’t? Why is it that some people just seem to be able to get whatever they want, while other people struggle with the same things for years?
The answer is simple: you attract into your life what you focus on. If you focus on what you don’t have, then that’s what you’ll attract into your life. But if you focus on what you do have and how much better things are going than they were before, then guess what? You’ll start attracting more good things into your life!
So the next time you find yourself wondering why other people have what they have and you don’t—stop yourself! Instead of thinking about what you’re missing, think about all the great stuff in your life. Write down all the things that make each day great for YOU—and spend more time focusing on those things than on all the stuff that isn’t so great (because there will always be stuff that isn’t so great).
And remember: life is a marathon, not a sprint—and if you keep your eyes on the prize and your head up high.
But sometimes it’s hard to keep our eyes on the prize when we’re running through mud in flip-flops.
There’s an easy way out of this mess.
Focus on what you DO have instead of what you DON’T have!
If you’re like me, you’ve probably found yourself in situations where you want something so badly that you can’t see straight. You know what I mean: when you just want something so bad—like, your entire life depends on it—and then everything goes wrong when you get close to getting it. If this sounds familiar, don’t worry! It happens to everyone sometimes.
But here’s the good news: there’s an easy way out of this mess: focus on what you DO have instead of what you DON’T have!
That’s right! Just take a deep breath and think about all the great stuff in your life—all the things that make each day great for YOU—and spend more time focusing on those things than on all the stuff that isn’t so great (because there will always be stuff that isn’t so great).
