@Chrissssjohnson With the Ai boom right now and institutions having no interest in bitcoin for the moment. What do you think about the cost of opportunity?
If we aren't willing to acknowledge that in any given situation more information and choices exist than what our beliefs allow us to perceive, then we will never learn to recognize or anticipate the existence of these other more satisfying possibilities.
There is a direct relationship between our ability to adapt to changing environmental conditions and the level of satisfaction we feel about our lives.
An absence of fear (negatively charged energy) is a critical factor in determining whether or not we will make ourselves available to learn anything new and continue to grow mentally.
For example, playfully throw a child up in the air and catch him and he will beg you to do it over and over again. This is his way of interacting with the environment to perpetuate the feelings of a positively charged experience.
However, the greater the degree of self-acceptance you have for yourself, the more positive your thoughts will be and the greater the degree of insight you will be able to extract from an experience, instead of generating fear.
Taking responsibility is a function of self-acceptance. You can measure this degree of self-acceptance by how positively or negatively you think of yourself when you make what you perceive as a mistake
The more negatively you think of yourself, the greater your tendency to avoid taking responsibility, so you can avoid the pain of your harsh thoughts, thus generating a fear of making mistakes.
If something has to change to get what we want, we will find it much easier to change the external conditions to suit our needs before we attempt to change our mental perspective
"Many of us lack this self-control because as children we learned to function in a structured environment where our behavior was controlled by someone more powerful than ourselves, whose purpose was to manipulate our behavior to conform to society's expectations."
If belief limits our awareness of the information generated by the physical environment, such that what we perceive is consistent with what we believe, then how can we know what the truth is?