ОДНА ФРАЗА КАЖДОЕ УТРО ДЕРЖИТ ВАС В НИЩЕТЕ. Перестаньте её говорить | Аксакал Аскар

Some people seem bewitched to poverty. They work, they strive, but they remain in need their entire lives, as if someone were holding them by the ankle and preventing them from rising. And that someone is themselves. Or rather, the words they say to themselves every morning, without even realizing it. There's one phrase a person repeats day after day, and like a reverse spell, it keeps them in poverty more firmly than any circumstances. Daulet, crushed by life, came to old Askar-askal: "I'm tired of poverty. I've been running around all my life, barely making ends meet. It seems my destiny is to be poor." And the aksakal stopped him: "You just uttered, before my very eyes, the spell with which you've kept yourself in poverty your entire life. And you didn't even notice." This story explains why the words we repeat to ourselves every morning are a command the soul obediently carries out. Why "fate is such" turns a temporary difficulty into an eternal sentence. And what to say instead—not a lie, but the truth with an open door. Listen to the end. ❓ What do you say to yourself every morning when you open your eyes? What's the first thought that comes to mind? Write in the comments: "I change my phrase in the morning." 🔔 Subscribe to the "Aksakal Askar" channel so you don't lose track of our hearthside conversations. Here you'll always be given a kind word for the road, and there's always tea, a warm word, and an old man's truth for you.