Testing The “Impossible!”

Why life doesn’t have to be that complicated

A short Sunday Sermon, ending with a valuable find and payoff, from Yours truly.

First a question:

What has the ongoing cry, the blame and finger-pointing, of the victim-mind ever been able to achieve without authority over itself?

In other words, there’s never a need to accept a self-responsible power, from within, when the soul is convinced it’s actions are for the “greater good.”

The irony is that the only way to exude outward goodness — i.e., to be generous, cooperative and caring — is to value and act-through self-interest; where, in lieu of behaving as some iconoclast fighting our own scripted caricatures of “badness” out there… we, instead, FOCUS on an ‘uncomplicated SELF!’

Its why one of my favorite excerpts, from the Introduction of Tribe of Mentors (book by Tim Ferriss), is this:

“Then, I did what I often do — whether considering a business decision, personal relationship, or otherwise — I asked myself the one question that helps answer many others . . . What would this look like if it were easy?

“This” could be anything. That morning, it was answering a laundry list of big…