you get out of life what you’re willing to put into life, fam.
worrying about what you’ll get from an encounter doesn’t increase the abundance, it actually stifles the growth.
let’s be real: when you put thought + care into whatever you’re doing, the reward is always there.
you aren’t doing shit to simply do shit, you are intentional because care requires both intention + attention.
life won’t leave you empty handed!
the third law of physics indicates that for every action (work), there is an equal + opposite reaction (reward) — it’s divinely sanctioned + undisputed that you will get something out of it.
so by default, there’s no need to wonder or worry about what you will receive from the work you do, fam.
further, it means you can decide right now that you’ll no longer operate under the influence of a scarcity mindset.
believing you aren’t receiving what is due to you is causing you to act out of fear.
a faith forward attitude supports the thought that though you may not know all that you’ll receive, you are open to what the universe provides for you + you know that God’s got your back.
we love hearing birds sing, but the birds don’t sing to get humans to hand feed them.
they sing because they have a song to sing, + like any beautiful sight you behold, it took time + practice to perfect that song.
you don’t have to work simply for a check, you can operate within the realm of your gifts + live a full + rich life while doing what you love.
much like the bird’s beautiful song, living a full + rich life requires practice + time.
start today.
whatever you want out of life, begin putting in the work to get it.
the quality of your work speaks for itself.
you put in your best, you will get the best out of life —
don’t overthink it,
don’t worry about what you’ll get from it,
simply do your best + the rest will sort itself out for you.
be you, be dope!
Phylicia Sadsarin
Mindset Coach
journal prompt(s) for today:
| what expectations do you hold about how the world should reward your kindness or effort? |