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How do you allow yourself to become envious & fuel competitive desire without becoming resentful?
Negative emotions like envy, are far more powerful in motivating us than positive.
Because its strongly tied to our survival instincts.
Negative emotions like envy, are far more powerful in motivating us than positive.
Because its strongly tied to our survival instincts.
Start with working for everything you want to get. Refuse anything that& #39;s given to you for free.
Getting what you don& #39;t work for, develops pride & privilege, which turns into hate & resentment once it stops coming your way.
Getting what you don& #39;t work for, develops pride & privilege, which turns into hate & resentment once it stops coming your way.
Refuse to become oppressed. Speak up when you& #39;re being forced to do something you dont want to do.
Oppression is the gateway to envious resentment.
Say no, and face the consequences.
Break rules with integrity, and confront the punishment.
Oppression is the gateway to envious resentment.
Say no, and face the consequences.
Break rules with integrity, and confront the punishment.
Learn to become disagreeable.
Do not help those who can help themselves.
Spend time on yourself first.
Your interests come first.
Be less sympathetic.
Stop providing for others when you cant provide for yourself.
Do not help those who can help themselves.
Spend time on yourself first.
Your interests come first.
Be less sympathetic.
Stop providing for others when you cant provide for yourself.
Stop being cooperative and start being competitive.
When you do something, strive to become the best at it.
Competitive behaviour motivates competence.
Competence is power.
When you do something, strive to become the best at it.
Competitive behaviour motivates competence.
Competence is power.
Then integrate your shadow. Understand why you are envious.
Watch yourself like a hawk when you get the feeling.
Ask yourself why you get it. Pinpoint what brought it on, then hunt for it ruthlessly until you get it.
Feed your hunger. Not hate.
Watch yourself like a hawk when you get the feeling.
Ask yourself why you get it. Pinpoint what brought it on, then hunt for it ruthlessly until you get it.
Feed your hunger. Not hate.
