
Change vs. what you really want
We all say we want to change. Change ourselves, our financial situation, our habits.
Some of us only use the word because we don’t know how to say what we mean. But most of us literally mean: change.
But there is a problem with the phenomenon: change. It actually gets you more of what you are changing.
It sounds like an oxymoron. More of what I don’t want? Yeah, that’s right. More of what you don’t want.

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Make a list of areas where wanting, your wanting dominates the situation. Where you are in the situation purely or mostly because you want something.
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Why is this happening to me? add the whiny voice… and you can hear that this is not a useful question.