AliveLife Show with Cynthia Nataline

We have the tendency to jump to a conclusion that what we are facing is an obstacle. For example, you want to do something but you say that you don’t have time before thinking if maybe you can do something to make the time. Another example, you jump to a conclusion that you can’t or you don’t understand, even before you try to understand or ask for more info about that or maybe ask for a help to learn about that. Imagine if you don’t jump to a conclusion that you don’t have time, but think about what you can do to make the time first, maybe you can find a way and that plan becomes doable. If this happens, it can be a proof that your first respond about not having the time is actually just an excuse, not really an obstacle you can’t shake off. The same goes with the most common respond when you face a challenge, “I can’t”. You can conclude that you can’t or you don’t understand it if you have tried to learn something about it and you can’t