personal development

Stop blaming & complaining – the law of attraction works. The study of psychology has found that whatever you imagine is who you become; and whatever you focus on is where you will go!. So you better focus on what you want as opposed to what you don’t want. Because you get more of who you are and that’s what you constantly  think about an believe to be true.

On your journey to achieve a better life, remember this… success isn’t just a destination; it’s an energy that you attract with your thoughts and actions. Isaac Newton’s principle, “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction,” isn’t just a law of physics; it mirrors our life experiences. Think about it – if your mind is clouded with negativity, that’s exactly what life throws back at you. Conversely, positive thoughts pave the way for positive outcomes. This isn’t just a theory; it’s a natural law as real as gravity. The law of attraction, as explored in books and movies like “The Secret,” operates on this simple rule: Focus on what you want, not what you don’t, and take actionable steps to manifest it.

Stephen Curry, the basketball icon, said it best: “Be the best version of yourself in anything that you do. You don’t have to live anybody else’s story.” This is the essence of the law of attraction.

By understanding how the law of attraction works – as the movie “The Secret” demonstrates – you can transform your mindset. The path to success is about stopping the cycle of complaining and blaming and turning negative beliefs into positive action. Your life follows where your focus goes, so steer it advantageously with positivity and goals/outcomes you desire. Remember, leadership in life demands maturity, and part of that maturity is stepping away from a mindset of complaint and blame, as echoed by Dr. Jordan B. Peterson: “People who do not have their own house in order should not be trying to reorganize the world.” It’s about taking control of your life first, not letting external factors dictate your happiness and success. Legendary football coach Paul Bear Bryant’s philosophy encapsulates this: “What I do today is important because I am exchanging a day of my life for it. Every day is a trade, a choice between success and failure, gain and loss.”