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Everything that happens to you — from the greatest to the smallest — is not a coincidence, but a pattern.
A pattern. Not a coincidence!
There are no coincidences in our lives!
That's the rule! Everything follows a pattern!
How so? Here's how:
Everything that happens to us, it turns out, is merely a consequence of the actions, desires, thoughts, and perhaps even the dreams that we pursue consciously.
✨ It is precisely what you do consciously that is the cause of everything that happens to you in life. Not necessarily a direct cause, but a cause nonetheless.
There are no coincidences in life. And your behavior — whether it aligns with your goal and mission or not — leads to particular results.
The structure of society is set up in such a way that people who work a lot today, thanks to technology, have the ability to build enormous networks. Because of this, a whole chain of people emerges, stretching out from you, sometimes made up of 5, 10, 20, or even 100 thousand people.
And all these people in this chain do things that, at each stage, ultimately lead to the result you programmed. And you're already, in a way, living that life.
So the question isn't: "I'll work more — I'll earn more." The question is different: what will I take with me? Your life simply becomes much richer and more interesting, especially if you're fulfilling yourself professionally.
Sometimes I hear people say: "Well, why work so much? Wouldn't it be better to go off somewhere, look at the sun, the sky, the palm trees, eat coconuts, and so on?"
For me, that's probably a kind of happiness I don't get. Though, of course, for some people it really is happiness. Why? Because you're not changing anything.
Let me put it differently.
There you are, lying down, looking at that palm tree, at those coconuts, at that sun. It was there before you. It will be there after you. And you won't change a thing, lying on that sand somewhere in Bali, for example. Nothing.
But when you work that much — you really do change something.
Yes, none of it lasts. Everything passes, and this too shall pass. But within your lifetime, you'll see the fruits of your work. You'll see the changes it brought.
And personally, that's far more interesting to me than staring at something that existed before us, will exist after us, and in general remains unchanged regardless of our presence.