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When we have a problem, most of us go, "Oh, panic, panic. God, what are we going to do?" Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
But, I have something that I try [music] to get people to say. When the minute there's a problem, you stop and you go, "All is well. Everything's [music] working out for my highest good, and out of this experience, [music] only good will come, and I am safe."
And you do this. If it's a small thing, I say it two or three times. If it's a bigger [music] issue, I babble it incessantly. This quiets your inner turmoil down long enough for the universe to find the solution to the so-called [music] problem.
See, when there's problems, we don't have to fix problems so much. We need to fix [music] our thinking and our attitude about how we respond to them. And then you get less and less.