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Never say "Whoa!" in a mud hole

law of polarity leslie householder’s posts overcoming adversity Feb 03, 2010

I've had a few challenges this week... character building experiences... and there is one phrase that, for a couple days, kept coming to mind at least once an hour. A good friend and mentor of mine named Ken Pierce gave me this advice many years ago. At times when I have been in a slump, discouraged by a perceived lack of progress, or when my objectives keep meeting with obstacles, the words “never say whoa in a mud hole” continue to return to my mind.

What does it mean? Well, if I am in a horse-drawn wagon and have to go through a mud hole, I'd be a fool to stop and wallow in it. The longer I stop, the deeper I could sink, and the harder it would be to get out of it.

Ken taught me that when you're in a mud hole, you've got to accelerate instead! Get through it! Remember why you set out on the journey in the first place, and drive on, with more energy than ever!

Sometimes the mud hole is in reality a terror barrier. If you've got a dream for prosperity that you've been running toward, and suddenly everything appears to be falling apart, that's when you have to spend more time picturing the results you want and less time emotionalizing over appearances.

Maybe you've heard it this way:

"Fear knocked on the door, Faith answered... and no one was there."

Most of the time, the thing you fear is nothing more than an illusion in your own mind... it is imagining worst case scenarios that haven't even happened yet, nor may they ever. It's using the law of attraction against yourself.

Difficult things will happen to us on our life's journey, that's part of the experience. But we can choose to deal with them if and when they happen, rather than expending energy worrying about things that may never manifest. Why would we want to suffer through it more than once? Besides, as a wise teacher once said:

"You can't worry enough about a problem to fix it."

By the Law of Polarity you can be sure that when things look their worst, there is, in reality, the potential for an equal and opposite "good" to come out of it. For help with this principle, and to also discover what's really going on around you when you switch your mindset, visit ProspertheFamily.com

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