Trying too hard

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Sometimes in life, we try too hard to make something happen.

We get so fixed on achieving a particular outcome and in doing so, we end up trying to control things that we can’t.

The only thing that we have control of is ourselves. We control our thoughts, our beliefs, our actions, everything to do with us.

Beyond that, everything else is controlled by others. Others that we can inspire or influence, but ultimately they will decide, not us.

None of us like to be controlled by others, or feel that others are trying to manipulate us. We do however respond to something inspiring, something that reaches out to our values, that matches our feelings.

When we listen to a person who is talking genuinely about something, with passion, and that person is not selling something, but instead sharing their thoughts, their story and without an agenda, then that is when we feel we have chosen, we have the freedom.

So in business, it is more important to communicate your message and then make it easy for people to buy, rather than trying to control others through manipulation. Essentially marketing rather than selling. Sharing rather than coercing. Giving instead of taking.

The harder we try, the more we have to control and the more we control, the more we erode the freedom of others and push them away.

Hate, why do we accept it?

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No one likes to be on the receiving end of hate.

Yet as a society, we support and often encourage the spreaders of hate.

With 95% of the world’s media in the control of just 6 corporations, the message is easily controlled and manipulated by the spreaders of hate. They create scapegoats, distractions and they vilify certain people to ensure that society is focused on them, and not the myth creators.

The myth creators, the world’s elite, the tiny few, have become so skilled in their manipulation and control of us, that we are hardly aware of it. Anyone who speaks about an alternative view is immediately ridiculed and described as a ‘loon’/conspiracist.

The only people who benefit from the hate and effect that hate has on the world, are the very people who manipulate and encourage it.

Most people around the world, given the choice between love or hate, would choose love every time. Yet whenever we tune into the news, buy a newspaper, and subscribe to mainstream media, we are inadvertently supporting hate.

The attacks that we see increasingly around the world are very often false flags or a product of the fear and hate mongers.

The only question I have, is knowing this, why do we accept it? Why are we not more questioning? Why is there no outcry?