The Duo Conflict

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Those who believe they can move mountains, they can.

Those who believe they cannot move mountains, they cannot.

Think doubt and fail.

Think victory and succeed.



Today, I am going to tell you a story of the 2 foremen governing our lives. These two men are in charge of our factory of thought process. Our mind is a busy thought factory producing countless thoughts in one day. Thoughts of success and thoughts of failure, both are produced. Our success, our failures, our happiness, our procrastination, our sorrows, our progress are in charge of these two foremen.

Let me introduce you to these very influential entities that are responsible for every good and bad in our life. To our right is Mr. Triumph, who is the fharishta and to our left is Mr. defeat, the shaitaan.

I remember the days of childhood when my mother use to often say that shaitaan holds a court every night and asks its servants what they did to whom. One servant would reply that he stopped a topper from studying by alluring him to watch T.V. While other servant would reply that he created a big fight between two friends. And listening to these, the shaitaan would be happy.

So, Mr. Triumph and Mr. Defeat are very influential entities. Mr. Triumph is in charge of producing or manufacturing positive thoughts and is the reason for every success, joy, victory, progress and all the good that we experience.

Mr. Defeat is in charge of manufacturing negative thoughts and is the reason for every failure, worry, delay, excuse, complain and procrastination. Mr. Defeat always stands with people whose attitude is kind of ‘ok. I would give it a try, but I don’t think it will work.’ It is when the mind disbeliefs or doubts, Mr. Defeat supports the mind instantly.

Both the foremen are extremely obedient. They instantly snap to attention. It all depends on what signals are passed on from us. If a positive signal is passed, Mr. Triumph will rise to help you achieve your goal. If a negative signal is given, Mr. Defeat will quickly jump on his toes to help you with your depreciating thoughts.

Try them yourself. You say to yourself, ‘’ Today is a dull, gloomy day. Looks like it’s going to be a bad day.”  This statement will immediately get Mr. Defeat into action by suggesting you that the business won’t work today or you may not crack the deal today. He will prove you right.

Now try it the other way.

Say to yourself,  “Today is a wonderful day. Everything seems so pleasant.” Mr. Triumph will instantly take the charge to motivate you by suggesting that you are certain to crack the deal for today or you are going to have a wonderful business.

The more signals you give to any of these men, the more thoughts generated by them get embedded in your mind. They can help you either to prosper or to deter.

Shoot him, kill him, fire him  -  Mr. Defeat.

And Mr. Triumph will make his way to your sub conscious mind. It will remind you that you have the power. Nothing is impossible.

Belief is one basic absolutely essential ingredient of the successful people.

 

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