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NICHOLAS BOOTHMAN
and opportunities will rush in to fill the space where the
old limitation used to be. Don't fear the struggle with
the lid; anticipate the satisfying pop of your next
breakthrough.
Place a straw into your iced coffee. The coffee doesn't
jump into the straw on its own. You have to create a
vacuum first. By drawing the air out, you create an
empty space that the coffee naturally flows into. You
don't pull the coffee up; you make room for it.
You cannot force happiness, creativity, or love into a
life that is already full of noise, busyness, and self-doubt.
To receive more, you must first create space. Empty your
mind for five minutes through meditation. Clear your
schedule for one unplanned hour. Let go of a grudge. By
creating a small, intentional void, you make it effortless
for the good things you desire to flow to you.
When you pull the plug on a full tub, the water
doesn't just slowly leak out. A powerful, swirling vortex
forms. It's a dynamic, focused, and energetic pattern, all
designed to fill the "emptiness" of the pipe below as
efficiently as possible.
When you decide to let go of something major that
no longer serves you—like a job, a role, or a core belief—
don't expect a quiet, gentle process. Expect a vortex.
Life will rush into that new, vast emptiness with energy,
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