Pay a ention, li le mouse, to a law of the mind you may never have heard about. It is this: you are not in control of everything that happens to you. But you are in control of how you respond to things that happen to you. Take a steep canyon cliff as an example. If a rock you are standing on breaks and you fall to the bo om, that is beyond your control. But what you do next is up to you. You can lie there feeling sad, you can blame the mountain, you can be discouraged. Or you can get up, know no one was at fault, and climb back to the top. ings large and small in life can be overcome with the right a itude.
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