Enemies Of The Mind

The first enemy of the mind you must fight this summer is pessimism, which tries to convince you that life is only half positive. Of course, there are negative aspects of life, but what else is new? If the glass is half empty, you say, "Well, I've been taught to see that it's half full, but it's also half empty," but you know that's not too difficult. Here's what pessimism would try to convince you to believe that it's only half empty, and when it enters your thoughts, you must educate yourself because pessimism is foolish for you to think it's just half empty, you must admit pessimism.

You've never attended school, so you're too stupid and unintelligent to realise that it's half empty, but it's also full. I'm requesting that you take charge. Be in control of your own thoughts, take control of your own fate, and fight your enemy in the summer. You must learn to love like a mother, hate like a father, give life like a mother, nourish like a father, and take life like a father. A father tells his family that if they are in danger, they should take two or three more steps towards them and threaten to disappear. I killed my father to fight with your adversaries can now love like a father and hate like a mother.

I'm not saying that's impossible, but there's nothing more dangerous than a mother in a fit of rage. A while back in Canada, I came across an article in a magazine about a man who had some claw marks on his back, his shirt off, and large teeth marks in his neck. The man was in the woods with his flash camera when he noticed Mama Bear with a small cub. Thinking, "This is cute," he took a picture of the bear, but it quickly chased the man and nearly killed him before someone came to his aid. So, be careful, Mama Bear.

Give life like a mother, take life like a father, or do whatever you want to set things up in order to uphold your morals. Food for your family, food for your business, food for your distributors, food for your clients Attend to your obligations. nurture and nourish, but I also want you to fight your adversaries and take a sword to them, or do everything that may undermine those principles. Take a sword to it if it's causing you anxiety; if it's threatening to take you back, you must be like your bloodstream. You must think negatively in order to use white corpushes to battle and kill like a father and red corpushes to nourish like a mother.

Simply think positively. White Cour Bule said, "Just show me some infection, and I'll kill it." Thank God for white cor pusles who think negatively all day. "Anything that threatens this body in the future gets threatened, whatever has to kill this body gets killed." "I'm asking you to take a sword to your enemies, whether they are on the outside or the inside." Protect your family, your future, your values, and your love and nourishment, but also fight against whatever is out there to fight against you. Gather courage from some people who have been through the battle; they have shared their experiences with you on this stage and understand what it's all about.

Do combat and nourish over the summer. This is the final Harvest Time number four. Don't grumble that fourth season since it might ruin all of your prospects. Instead, take full responsibility for your harvest and all that comes your way. Sometimes whining begins as an illness, and if you don't treat it, it turns into a sickness. Fight it throughout harvest season. harvest your crop without complaining; you sewed it; you either made the calls or you didn't; you either wrote the letters or you didn't; you were steady or you weren't steady; you either did it or you didn't. You create a pleasant day, or you didn't put together a good day, take responsibility, and when Harvest Time finally arrives, say, "Hey, it's my crop, get to take responsibility for it." I don't complain, and, if you did well, don't apologise.

When these winners return to their communities, we don't apologise for the amount of money they make because of the lives they touched and the people they helped; you never know what might have happened if these individuals hadn't touched the lives of so many people. I ask all of you who won here to return to your communities. You deserve all the because you did a fantastic job and you've given everyone you've touched good hands. Don't apologise.