Action-reaction
Newton's third law of motion states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. In other words, if there is no reaction seen assume that there wasn't any action happening.
Perfectly exposes a lot of my lofty claims:
1. I really want to practice something but I just don't have the time.
2. I have understood that it's bad for me but I can't stop doing it this moment because of xyz reason.
3. I have understood it but still think my fate's making me act in a different way.
If there isn't a reaction (the outcome I was expecting) it just means that wasn't any action making that reaction possible. It is always due to lack of efforts and nothing else. It's never because of not having enough time, things not working in my favor or something else.
Sure, those are there but just on the surface. At the root it's always lack of efforts.
I can be all that I want to be.
And all that I am now is exactly what I wanted to be. Whether I like it or not.
Newton's third law of motion states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. In other words, if there is no reaction seen assume that there wasn't any action happening.
Perfectly exposes a lot of my lofty claims:
1. I really want to practice something but I just don't have the time.
2. I have understood that it's bad for me but I can't stop doing it this moment because of xyz reason.
3. I have understood it but still think my fate's making me act in a different way.
If there isn't a reaction (the outcome I was expecting) it just means that wasn't any action making that reaction possible. It is always due to lack of efforts and nothing else. It's never because of not having enough time, things not working in my favor or something else.
Sure, those are there but just on the surface. At the root it's always lack of efforts.
I can be all that I want to be.
And all that I am now is exactly what I wanted to be. Whether I like it or not.
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