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Even “nice,” responsive people build up resentment over time because of their chronic position of powerlessness. When they amass enough resentment, they turn into difficult, reactive people. But because that change does nothing to enhance their power and, in fact, feels disorienting, they soon return to being nice, responsive people.
Path of Least Resistance, the - Kindle Book - Kindle eBook
Robert Fritz
In the creative orientation what matters is not how you are doing but rather how close your vision—what you want to create—is to its final completion. A thousand people could praise a result you had created, but if the result did not satisfy your vision, you would not be ready to acknowledge it as complete. On the other hand, a thousand people might condemn a result you had created, yet if you saw that it satisfied your vision, you would be fully ready to say, “It is done and complete.” Only you have the authority to recognize and confirm that a creation of yours is complete.
Path of Least Resistance, the - Kindle Book - Kindle eBook
Robert Fritz
Remember that no technique is foolproof. There may be times when you try them and defusion doesn’t happen. If so, simply observe what it’s like to be fused with your thoughts. Merely learning to tell the difference between fusion and defusion is useful in its own right.
The Happiness Trap
Russ Harris
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