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You lean on destiny

Name: Destiny vs FreeWill — Understanding What You Control and What You Don’t
Author: Tejash Shah

Some of what you call fate is yours to change.

By Tejash Shah · Amazon bestselling author of 10 books

Mostly blaming destiny

Destiny is doing more work in your life than it needs to. “It was meant to happen” feels comfortable because it removes responsibility, but it also removes your power. The book is gentle about this: we have all used that line.

“Destiny is a very convenient excuse. It removes responsibility.”Destiny vs FreeWill

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Three chapters for where you are

10
Why People Blame Destiny“If it’s written, it will happen.” This sentence has destroyed more dreams than failure ever did.
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When FreeWill Slowly Turns Into DestinyIf you created a habit, you can uncreate it.
15
Osho: Freedom, Responsibility, and ChoiceYou are not totally free. You are not totally bound. You are a meeting of both.

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Where else could you land?

Mostly responding

You respond, not react

Your energy stays where it belongs: inside your circle.

Mostly gripping too hard

You hold on too tight

Trying to lift both legs at once.

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Where to next?

The BookWhat it is about and why it was written The Two VoicesThe Questioner and the Guide Book ChaptersAll 17 chapters, one line each Play the GamesFour free games from the book