THE LAW OF CONTROL
The law of control
says that, “You feel happy to the degree to which you feel you are in
control of your own life. You feel unhappy to the degree to which you feel you
are not in control of your own life.” Modern psychology calls this “Locus
of Control Theory.” Psychologists differentiate between an internal locus
of control and an external locus of control. Your locus of control is
where you feel the control exists in each area of your life.
This location
determines your happiness or unhappiness more than any other factor. For
example, if you feel that you are the primary creative force in your own
life, that you make your own decisions, and that everything that happens to you
is a result of yourself and your own behaviors, you have a solid internal locus
of control. As a result, you will feel strong, confident and happy. You will
think with greater clarity and perform at higher levels than the average
person.
On the other hand,
if you feel that your life is controlled by other factors or people, by
your job, your boss, your childhood experiences, your bills, your health, your family
or anything else, you will have an external locus of control. You will
feel like a victim. You will feel like a pawn in the hands of fate.
You will feel
helpless and unable to change or improve your situation. You will soon develop
the habit of blaming others and making excuses for your problems. This type of
thinking leads inevitably to anger, frustration and failure.
Now, you have to
take control of your life! always know that the result of every decision about
your life has the major consequence on you. You cannot afford to make the wrong
decisions. Always realize the consequence of every action.
·
Control your
thought. Train your mind to always attract good thoughts. Your thought becomes
your reality.
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Control
your time, spend time doing what you need to do and not what you wish to do. Invest
your time engaging in things that has to do with your life. never spend time watching
movies or on social media. Spend much time learning. Learning is one of the
best way you can control your life. read books.
·
Control
you’re your finance. Be accountable for every dime you spend. A nice man saves
his money, while a wise man invests his money.
·
Control
your relationship. Be strategic in selecting your friends. Not everyone can be
your friend. Make friend with people who has positive impact on your life
purpose.
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