Intellectual Perseverance
A persevering person is one who acts with mental enthusiasm and insistence on adopting their opinion and defending their point of view, even in their own life and with their life partner.
The persevering person is neither emotional nor rigid, but shows signs of seriousness, determination and an attempt at positive persuasion.
The persevering person is one who moves on to examine their own opinion and continually tries to see, or to speak about, the positive side of what they are talking about or observing.
Example: When they see their life partner preoccupied, they say there is something on their mind that is important and has no effect on us.
Example: When they see that their friends are not calling them, they say they have gotten used to my calling and following up with them.
Example: The disagreement that happened in our conversation is because we each have an independent point of view, and each of us has a view of our own.
The Perseverance That Leads You
Perseverance relies on inner mental enthusiasm and high determination in your mind to accept difference and disagreement, which depends on your deep awareness.Deep Thinking
Start today with deep thinking, and think about your life deeply: how you see yourself and how deeply you deal with important aspects of the truth of your personality.
First: You are truly independent, and your lack of independence constantly affects you.
Second: Your feelings come from you and are not tied to others unless you make them so.
Third: No one knows your goals as well as you do.
Fourth: You are the decision-maker, and you are the one who chooses which decision is imposed on you.
Motivated Self-Thinking
It means thinking for yourself while being aware of, and noticing, the psychological and mental exploitation of others, so that they give you what you need, along with their feelings, attention and affection.
The empowered mind is the one that always strives to be truly empowered in independence within itself and its life.
