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Inspiration from Danica Patrick


some words of thoughts which resonant in my head:

  • Look only where you want to go. 
  • If things get tough working hard, it’s getting tough again then work hard, it’s getting tough again work harder, it’s getting tough again than work harder.
  • We have to genuinely believe that we can do this 
  • Believe will come by passion and defining a set of goals 
  • Things happen to her organically sports, companies, and book
  • Why putting the work remove insecurity. Doing work and not being lazy and giving the best.
  • Her guiding principle it's her intuition.
  • She focuses on emotions which she wants to feel 
  • Growth happens through the pain. 
  • Trying things out which is hard, fear-full.
  • Need to work on the focus part: train to focus. 
  • Guiding principle : Intuition something that make you feel right . Need to identify the flow of life. I need to try harder and if things keep hitting the wall. and maybe we think “It is not for me” Then it’s ok to Let go. 
  • What to do for Change: Its good to know how to feel about the situation.
  • Meditation, manifestation, real-life stuff should be there in school and real school is not giving this. 
  • Need to find a believe a way to authentically that you can to it: to be passionate about something and set a goal and belief you can do that you know you can make a difference. Change things to work on your belief system that is written, meet people, surround people, read something, work on those lines.
  • The brain can’t tell the difference between truth and lie so you need to visualize how things you want to be. 
  • Ritual for mind switch: need enough emotional energy to know your self, say no, and not have guilt.
  • If you have a huge week then we have a wrap mind about the week.
  • You look where your eyes go. 
  • Thumb Rule: where you set mental attention and focus where you are going. 
  • You have to think about what do you want and not what you don’t want. 
  • Writing goals, feels, etc which are working for her and not what is not working. 
  • The universe finds the best feelings which intention you have.
  • Faith is base on frequency, energy level, thoughts i.e positive. Focus on a higher frequency like love, generosity, kindness, joy, so you need to focus on this because you want to attract this more. 
  • I believed in reincarnation because we come here so we have to learn and try things that we are passionate about. 
  • Lessons from pain: breaking pattern, new thoughts for example a. relation ending is sad but what about what is coming which is exciting b. losing a job is bad but what about going new place, a new job, more pay so it could be good than bad. 
  • Success is one key thing: the difference between dream and determination. Dream things and believe things will be possible.   


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