Train Your Mind To Expect Miracles | Joseph Murphy
You wake most mornings already braced for ordinary disappointment. You would not call this pessimism. You would call it being realistic. But this quiet, daily bracing is training your mind, morning after morning, to expect exactly the ordinary and the disappointing, and a mind trained that thoroughly tends to notice and act on precisely what it expects.
This episode explains why expectation functions less like a passive prediction and more like a trained habit, and gives you a practical way to retrain it toward genuinely receiving unusual good, without pretending your real difficulties away…
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