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Life isn’t fair…ever hear that one?

If we go back to the premise that we create our own reality, whose fault is that?

Do you like it when life isn’t fair?

On a superficial level (or on the surface) I would suggest that we all say NO! But if we do as my mentor says, and ask what is under that? I would also suggest that it is probably the case that you like it in some wierd way.

At this point (some of you think I am loopy), however, some of you are also getting a little frustrated or angry. This generally is attached to a comment such as “It’s not my fault – at this point they will insert “whose fault, or what’s fault it is.”

If we go back to the premise that you create your own reality and are therefore responsible for everything in your life – why get angry?

As the old saying says, “Don’t get angry, get even!” However, in this case it is about working to make life fair from your perspective.

Depending on your current situation this might look too hard. And for most people who are not prospering it is – because they don’t know what to do to change, or deep down they like it too much.

Unfortunately, God/Source/The Universe, etc didn’t give us an operating manual for our brain when humans were created.

Lucky for us over the last 5,000 years or so, enough guides – Lao Tzu, Confucius, Buddha, Krishna, Jesus, Mohammed, Ghandi, Nelson Mandela – just to name a few, have left oodles (lots) of information on how to get what you want and live an incredible life.

In just the last 80 years or so, Napoleon Hill, Earl Nightingale, Wallace D. Wattles, Ben Tracey, Tony Robbins and numerous others have laid out road maps for all of us on what to do to have a great life. The biggest challenge is at this point that most people think that it is too hard.

Unfortunately, for most it is a case of it is just easier to stay where I am and complain that life isn’t fair.

That is just the definition of insanity. For those of you who don’t know, that is doing the same thing over and over, expecting a different result.

If you want things to change in your life for the better, you need to change. Because wherever you are, there you are!

Which version of you do you want to live as?

What if it was easy?? Check out my recent post https://belieffirst.blog/2020/02/24/what-if-it-was-easy/

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Namaste.