Number five , the principle of appreciative thought and language . Number six , the principle of constructive response to adversity . Number seven , the principle of inspired action .
But you wanna make sure that it's , you're focused on a better feeling , not just better thinking , but a better feeling , conversation with yourself and others . And that leads into principle six , which is the principle of constructive response to adversity , recognizing the advantages to be found in difficulty when you're talking about being broke and then realizing you have the sun and the moon and the stars and enough food to have and water to drink . And also if you're broke , but you're not owing a million dollars to other people , then you're better .
And also if you're broke , but you're not owing a million dollars to other people , then you're better . But either way , Principle six , the construction of a response to adversity that also includes the appreciative thought and language is , is how I would connect those . Absolutely .
I've been very well said . Um , yeah , you know , the challenging thing about adversity and sometimes I call adversity contrast . Thank you very much , Abraham Hicks .
So it is a bit of an art doesn't require a little bit of artfulness and skillfulness to find the words in the language that allow you to focus on what's true . But in a more constructive and productive and supportive way , right ? So when I was broke , for instance , let's say you have no money .
