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“When you’re firmly stuck, making promises or agreements is often not adequate. Your internal opposite force which sabotages your intentions, isn’t interested in your promises. It’s waiting for the first steps of others, or it’s glued to sorrow, or resentment. As a result, you’ll break your promises easily and feel even worse about yourself.”
― Laura van den Berg Sekac, Get Unstuck Now: How Smart People Gain Clarity and Solve Problems Fast, And How You Can Too

“When You Demand Appreciation, It Means You Forgot to Give It to Yourself”
― Laura van den Berg Sekac, Get Unstuck Now: How Smart People Gain Clarity and Solve Problems Fast, And How You Can Too

“each difficulty we face in life is a reminder that something is not quite in harmony with who we truly are and what our life purpose is. When we correct it right away, at the beginning, we’ll will get back on course quickly and easily. But when you don’t take those difficulties seriously, the inconveniences caused by them become challenges. You often may not be aware of the red flags that signal them. “This is my daily life,” you may think. But these challenges then become frustrations, and when you still do nothing to bring them in harmony with your true self, they grow and mutate into a monstrous problem. Finally, the problem swallows you up, and you get stuck.”
― Laura van den Berg Sekac, Get Unstuck Now: How Smart People Gain Clarity and Solve Problems Fast, And How You Can Too

“A part of you, for example, forgets to enjoy the present moment because it still regrets an old life that you were forced to give up. Or it can be locked in the behavior of your childish self, and you become angry when you don’t get what you want immediately, or you’re too shy to ask for what you need.”
― Laura van den Berg Sekac, Get Unstuck Now: How Smart People Gain Clarity and Solve Problems Fast, And How You Can Too