Hey dude, I really like this "series" on faith in yourself. We all talk about faith and faith in oneself as though it were something easy to grasp. Granted, sometimes it feels like it's just there, and other times it feels like some sort of fairytale. But the truth is that faith in yourself (or lack thereof) is a deep down thing that people are often disconnected with. I wonder what causes that disconnection, because faith in yourself seems like it would be something we are born with. What's the action? Is personal faith something we have to cultivate, or is it something we are born with that gets destroyed over time? Or is that just complicating it? Is it really like Full House and Disney Cartoons? Just believe in yourself, and it's real?
Anyway, I'm enjoying it. :)
theregoesdave
· 1 year ago
Nice follow-up on deep faith. It also reminds me of the concept of 'economy of motion' taught by Bruce Lee in Jeet Kune Do. He believed that the best approach was to use simple, effective methods as needed. It's a much more elegant approach to fighting, entrepreneurship and life.
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I really like this "series" on faith in yourself. We all talk about faith and faith in oneself as though it were something easy to grasp. Granted, sometimes it feels like it's just there, and other times it feels like some sort of fairytale. But the truth is that faith in yourself (or lack thereof) is a deep down thing that people are often disconnected with. I wonder what causes that disconnection, because faith in yourself seems like it would be something we are born with. What's the action? Is personal faith something we have to cultivate, or is it something we are born with that gets destroyed over time? Or is that just complicating it? Is it really like Full House and Disney Cartoons? Just believe in yourself, and it's real?
Anyway, I'm enjoying it. :)