There is no period in the life of a creator.

 There is no period in the life of a creator.


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Whenever we have a problem, we find excuses.


Society is addicted to blaming.


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If only I hadn't been born into a poor family...


Unless your boss is too controlling...


If only the children listened a little more...


...if only...


...I wish I could just...


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Blaming others and situations for all of your problems and challenges may justify you temporarily or provide you with a temporary relief from suffering. But this habit locks us into the very problem and prevents us from breaking out.


Accept the situation you are in,


humble enough to be responsible,


And if anyone has the courage to take the initiative and find what it takes to navigate this challenge creatively, he's a person who uses the incredible power of choice.



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'It's your fault' creates cynicism and despair.


When we embrace determinism with the belief that we are victims of circumstances, we lose hope, lose momentum, resign and stagnate.



"I'm a do-it-yourself puppet and accessory. There's nothing I can do. Please tell me what to do."


Many intelligent and talented people feel this way and become discouraged and frustrated.


A common reaction in this situation is as follows.


'Lower your expectations of life so as not to disappoint others or situations'


This is cynicism.


In contrast to this, the principle of growth and hope, proven through a long history, is to think and act as if 'I am the creator of my life'.


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Share what you are learning with your loved ones.


Above all, practice what you are learning.


If you do not learn and practice, you have not actually learned, and if you know and do not practice, you do not actually know.


If you discover the reality of 'constant effort', you will also discover that the character of the challenge keeps changing as you get better.


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There is no period in the life of the creator, continuous effort. The process is life.


Create your own life so that every day is a life of personal victory, not a life of winning in competition with others.


Today, my small victory will become a transformation that connects the past and the future.

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