
Blair Singer explains resistance as a sign you're making progress, not a reason to stop. He uses a car-window analogy to show how pushback works, and argues that genius is the commitment to do whatever it takes, within legal and ethical bounds, to push through it.
You want to make a change. You want to grow. Awesome. Find out how to do it, create a plan, and go for it. But I will tell you this. If it's something you don't already have right now, it's something you not already are right now. You're gonna face the big R called resistance. It's a law of nature. Resistance is that force out there that when you try to push through, push through, it pushes you back. It's like putting your hand out of a car window when it's going fast. The faster the car goes, the. The harder it pushes back on your hand until you pull it back in, but don't pull it back in. Resistance is not a bad thing. It's a sign of progress. It's not a sign to quit. It doesn't mean you should fail. Resistance says you're on the right track. That's a good thing. But you need sometimes to have coaching. You have to have a good reason why to pull you through to the other side. And like I said before, genius is not the talent. Genius is your desire to do whatever it takes as long as it's legal, ethical, and moral to get to the other side of all that. So when resistance.
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