Mind determines fate—affirm yourself

Author: Boqi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A confident person does not need to passively wait for a love that requires permission. A confident daughter would say to her father, "I really appreciate your concern for me, but I feel that all those bans on trivial matters are your allergic reaction." Such a girl would never be tricked by the old witch in the castle, nor would she demand a thorn fence to protect herself, nor would she ask for a prince (of course, he would have to spend time) to rescue her. In fact, perhaps from the very beginning, by calming the rage of the thirteenth witch, she had already arranged the order of everything. If she possessed the gift of unwavering confidence, she might calmly and directly say, "I understand you are very angry right now, and you have every reason to be. But perhaps we could go to a quiet place and talk properly." A healthy quality of confidence can take responsibility for our own fate—it can make anyone who wants to control us feel frustrated. As a member of society, apart from the confidence qualities possessed by those who can master their own fate, we should not praise any other qualities. No need to make a fuss, because we are rarely taught this in school. The purpose of this book is to help you recalibrate your scales, tell you how to change your futile attitudes and behaviors, and at the same time, enrich all aspects of your life.