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Life's challenges are inevitable, but your response to them determines everything. The speaker argues that setbacks become momentum when you stop waiting for perfect conditions and start acting on what you can control.
Life's challenges are inevitable, but your response to them determines everything. The speaker argues that setbacks become momentum when you stop waiting for perfect conditions and start acting on what you can control.
If you're alive and you're alive and you're moving, it's going to happen. Life is going to challenge you. Life is going to come up and it's going to rain on your parade. It will happen. See, the best study of life is how it is, not how we wish it was, but how it is. To say it's not going to rain on your parade is to be a bit what we call ignorant, because it does rain. See, but what you want to do is be able to take the rain and turn it into something useful so it takes you in the direction you want to go. It's not what happens, it's what we do. It's not what happens, it's what you do that makes the difference in the quality of your relationships. It's not what happens, it's what you do that makes the difference in the quality of your spiritual experience. It's not what happens, it's what you do that makes a difference in the quality in anything. In my experience, it's a very simple idea, but one worth noting because you know what? It happens in life, doesn't it? Doesn't life happen? Doesn't it happen in ways that sometimes does not seem to support you? And if you hold it as being true that life isn't supporting you, and that something happened to you, then you get so caught up in happening, you'll forget to go do something. In the end, the only way life gets changed is by what we do, not by what happened to us. That's the critical distinction.
Tony Robbins Helps Her Use the Power of Her Own Mind to Manifest A Better Life
