Given that the list of things you do need has only two items on it, the list of things you don’t need is almost endless. You don’t need a lot of money or time or luck. You don’t need a great deal of intelligence or education . The amount of intelligence it took you to read this article so far is more than enough.
While it would be good to get help from others , you don’t need it. And while it would be good to have a plan , you don’t need that either.
There’s a reason you don’t need plans , a powerful reason , rooted in a powerful principle. The reason is, when you have a clear objective and a commitment to reaching it, you’ll naturally be drawn to doing the things which move you toward the objective.
In other words, you have a natural , automatic , built-in mechanism which tells you that you what to do in order to get what you want. The mechanism works even though you haven’t the vaguest idea how to get the objective. All you have to do is fix the objective clearly in your mind and be commitment to achieving it. The process – the “how to” will take care of itself! The process will come out of your intention to achieve the objective. You’ll know- naturally- what to do , how and when.
Look at the processes people use to get anything .No matter how cut –and-dried they seem , all processes are at least somewhat arbitrary. consider the processes of getting a bachelor’s degree .At first , it would seem that to get the degree , you must go through the processes of attending classes grades in all those classes.
Now, look at how many people have gotten bachelor’s degrees by mail-order. Look at the number who have attended classes and gotten credit , but didn’t take a test .Besides that number , how many have skipped the classes and just taken the tests? How many have gotten credits for their work or life experience , thereby skipping the class and test processes altogether?
Thus, we see that the processes is to a certain extent arbitrary. In the case of a college degree, it may be totally arbitrary. Look at any process-right now – and note how much of it is arbitrary by , how many of steps in the process were invented by some one for reason long- since obsolete or forgotten- and are thus partly or entirely optional.
While it would be good to get help from others , you don’t need it. And while it would be good to have a plan , you don’t need that either.
There’s a reason you don’t need plans , a powerful reason , rooted in a powerful principle. The reason is, when you have a clear objective and a commitment to reaching it, you’ll naturally be drawn to doing the things which move you toward the objective.
In other words, you have a natural , automatic , built-in mechanism which tells you that you what to do in order to get what you want. The mechanism works even though you haven’t the vaguest idea how to get the objective. All you have to do is fix the objective clearly in your mind and be commitment to achieving it. The process – the “how to” will take care of itself! The process will come out of your intention to achieve the objective. You’ll know- naturally- what to do , how and when.
Look at the processes people use to get anything .No matter how cut –and-dried they seem , all processes are at least somewhat arbitrary. consider the processes of getting a bachelor’s degree .At first , it would seem that to get the degree , you must go through the processes of attending classes grades in all those classes.
Now, look at how many people have gotten bachelor’s degrees by mail-order. Look at the number who have attended classes and gotten credit , but didn’t take a test .Besides that number , how many have skipped the classes and just taken the tests? How many have gotten credits for their work or life experience , thereby skipping the class and test processes altogether?
Thus, we see that the processes is to a certain extent arbitrary. In the case of a college degree, it may be totally arbitrary. Look at any process-right now – and note how much of it is arbitrary by , how many of steps in the process were invented by some one for reason long- since obsolete or forgotten- and are thus partly or entirely optional.
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