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Instead of fighting obstacles head-on, try going around them. The speaker shares how letting people and situations pass, rather than confronting them directly, reduces frustration and changes outcomes.

Instead of fighting obstacles head-on, try going around them. The speaker shares how letting people and situations pass, rather than confronting them directly, reduces frustration and changes outcomes.
Are you someone who struggles with impatience or frustration or obstacles? I do. A friend of mine and I were talking last week, and there is this concept where you get really frustrated because someone's not following the rules in traffic and they're driving slow in the fast lane. He used the construct pass on the right, and I started realizing how much of my life am I not doing that? So I've created this idea called go around. So if something or someone is in your way, go around. Don't argue. Don't get upset. Just go around. If that means passing on the right, pass on the right. If that means allowing someone to have their experience, allow someone to have their experience. It just means go around whatever the thing or the person or the upset is instead of meeting it head on, which I tend to do. Go around. Allow it to pass. See what happens differently.

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