Book: Secrets of Inner Strength. Page 3

To do is to complete, complete to the end, or complete to the result.

Many people take on a task and do not finish it. I did a little, did it and gave it up. And what kind of result do you want to get after that? You just won't get it.

If you want your dreams to come true, your plans to come true, and goals to be achieved, you will have to do not just do, but do everything that is necessary.

Why do something that does not bring the expected result? To do, just to do? Look at whatever you do as a gardener. What will grow, will we eat, sell, or will it grow for beauty?

Let your dissatisfaction lead you to where you want. Let dissatisfaction help you.

Let your dissatisfaction be. Let it completely occupy your consciousness, become the number one thing. Now do, do and do everything to feel satisfaction from life.

Dissatisfaction either torments or helps to achieve the goal.

If you honestly and specifically admit to yourself what you are dissatisfied with in life, then your dissatisfaction can be easily turned into fuel to achieve your goals.

When a person realizes that he has dissatisfaction and allows himself to do something in order to get what he wants, he becomes truly strong and powerful. He seems to sweep away all the obstacles in his path.

Dissatisfaction torments many people. People tend to do nothing in order to get rid of their dissatisfaction. After a while, envy grows out of dissatisfaction.

Lack of something is fertile ground for dissatisfaction.

At its core, dissatisfaction is like a warning light that blinks and this makes it clear that something is missing in life.

You are tempted to go somewhere, and you cannot explain to yourself the meaning of this. You feel like calling someone or meeting someone. And you also do not see an explanation for this. This is how invisible threads pull you. Do what you want and you will see how your life will change when you learn to read the language of feelings and intuition.

Intuition is an inner strength that is often disguised as stupidity.