thanks for this look into your early days Mitch! working on projects that don't get praise is a super power in self determination that is being lost in the age of social media ... inspiring
Mitch, Iβve only just come upon you recently but it feels quite serendipitous. So much of what you say and when you say it has been resonant with where Iβm at on the path. The experience of βalmost but not quiteβ has felt like a very real plague on my career lately. I donβt need to repeat to you how frustrating this gets. Thank you. Im quick to forget the necessity of friction, as well as my ability to choose a new way. Do you have a favourite quote from Gurdjieff?
A story tells that on his first visit to the U.S., a reporter asked, "Mr. Gurdjieff, can you sum up your message for the people of America in one sentence?" He replied: "Think."
I loved this. Itβs exactly how Iβve lived my life and what a joy to hear it in your fine words. My freedom is worth every moment in hell.
feeling stuck after taking a leap of faith (in myself) a little over a month and a half ago. This is helping me keep going - thank you!
thanks for this look into your early days Mitch! working on projects that don't get praise is a super power in self determination that is being lost in the age of social media ... inspiring
Having done your powerful 30-day challenge with you here on Substack cultivated huge shifts in my reality. Mahalo ππΌππΊ
A Great testimony
Mitch, Iβve only just come upon you recently but it feels quite serendipitous. So much of what you say and when you say it has been resonant with where Iβm at on the path. The experience of βalmost but not quiteβ has felt like a very real plague on my career lately. I donβt need to repeat to you how frustrating this gets. Thank you. Im quick to forget the necessity of friction, as well as my ability to choose a new way. Do you have a favourite quote from Gurdjieff?
A story tells that on his first visit to the U.S., a reporter asked, "Mr. Gurdjieff, can you sum up your message for the people of America in one sentence?" He replied: "Think."
And that really does just about sum it up. Thank you.