Watch Out for These Things When Pursuing Your Goals - Wisdom4Humanity with Patrick Mosher

So, uh, and I like to describe this too. If you're in a room with everybody in a room and you put a ball in the center of the room and you ask everybody, stand up and push on the ball, where's the ball go? Nowhere. Nowhere. Mm-hmm. Because all the vectors are opposite, are opposing each other. Yeah. So that's why vector's so important. Now there's a lot of impact, there's a lot of energy pushed into that ball, but it's all compressing the ball. Mm-hmm. Because it's not going anywhere. Okay, so, so then the vector has to do with, um, two things. Are there, um, are there activities that are distracting you from doing the thing? Okay. Which, you know, that's about focus. It's like, oh, I've got, I've got 7 other priorities. This is my 6th priority of, of 12. And so the thing doesn't happen because you're doing a lot of other stuff. So that's a focus thing. We go back to allocating time helps you with that one, but also there's a direction part of this thing. And then also, are there forces that oppose this? So it's not just distractions or procrastinations, but there's things that oppose that. And I look at that as, uh, passive and active resistance. Are there people or things in your world that's preventing you or pushing you away from doing this thing? Not just as a distraction, but are actively in that thing and pushing away. And we know this as passive and active resistance to the initiative that we're working on. Mm-hmm. You know, with people, people do that all the time. So I want to think about that vector as two things. One is your own distractions, your own procrastinations, your own things, but also are there people or things that are vectoring you away from aligning to this particular thing?