What's your white rabbit?

My friend Chandan called me yesterday and told me the challenges he faces after he was fired from his job. He was doing well in customer support but laid off in the company's restructuring exercise. Now, he is not getting any calls and hence was quite depressed. I explained to him about so many career choices available these days. Those like video editors, YouTubers, internet marketers, and so, asked him to pick some new skills on the technical and mindset front. He didn't seem excited and went on ranting about all the problems in life, blaming his parents and everyone around him. I just kept quiet, listened to him, and finally said, "do let me know if I can be of help". 

This incident reminded me of the man's lovely story in a remote town. I love it because it's the story of your life. And mine. And everyone else's. It seems the man was an honest, hard-working who never hurt a fly. 

Pleased with his excellent work, a fairy magically appeared before him and told him that all the wealth and riches he wanted in life were now within his reach. 'Just go out into the garden,' said the fairy. 'There's a large treasure chest there, filled with gold and diamonds and rubies and other precious gems. Go claim it—it's all yours!' Then she added: 'There's just one catch. There's a white rabbit in the garden.

As you go looking for the treasure chest, you must not think about the white rabbit. If you do, you won't be able to find the riches.'

We are all like that man with the white rabbit.

Our goals, our dreams, and our just deserts are all within our reach. But we are held back by our self-limiting beliefs, our white rabbits, which prevent us from rising to our full potential and achieving our goals, which stop us from doing what it takes to achieve our goals. 'I can't because …' we tell ourselves, and the white rabbit gets going.

In pursuit of our long-term goals, sometimes we face a few challenges, few rejections, and we start focusing on white rabbits by blaming it on our childhood, background, education, current situation, boss, spouse, family, employer … Whatever. We somehow find our white rabbits.

And then we get together with others and compare our white rabbits. We find comfort in blaming our white rabbits and self-pity. As we compare our white rabbits and focus on them, they grow stronger. 

So what's your white rabbit? 

What's Your favorite excuse for not doing what it takes to achieve the goals of your health, relationship, career, entrepreneurship, or anything else?

Whatever it is, it's good to identify it. And banish it from your mind. Forever.

Remember, there's a treasure chest waiting to be claimed! Banish the self-limiting belief. Forget the white rabbit. And claim your fortune!

So, again, what's your white rabbit?

Thank You!

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