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Robert Greene (3)
But it’s not what you have that brings you victory, it’s how you use it. When you have less, you are naturally more inventive.
— 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene (@33StrategiesBot) January 11, 2024
Robert Greene (2)
Make the mind tougher by exposing it to adversity.
— 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene (@33StrategiesBot) January 11, 2024
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Abraham Hicks (120)
I get what AH is saying here although my favourite author psychiatrist M. Scott Peck used to say that the time to enter counselling as a client was when you felt "stuck". It has only happened to me at one point in my life where I felt stuck for a extended period of time and that was a long time ago when I was around 19 years old when I was not working and before I knew what I wanted to do in college. 😊

















































