Dallas Bragg contrasts hope, which keeps you future-focused and doubtful, with certainty, which is present and heart-driven. He argues that declaring certainty instead of hoping actually aligns you with what you want.
There's a world of difference between saying, hope I can quit, and saying, I am certain that I am on the right path. Hope lives in the future. Certainty lives in the now. Hope second-guesses the plan, but certainty trusts unconditionally. Hope leaves room for failure, but certainty doesn't even consider it at all. When you say, I hope, you're actually creating distance between yourself and your desire. You're second-guessing. Guessing the universe's plan for yourself. But when you declare, I am certain, you align with the divine truth of your transformation. When you are certain, it comes from the heart. Hope comes from the head— logic, looking at the logic of current evidence, the 5 senses.
