David, this is brilliant, and at the same time, so simple. But not everyone can understand and implement this simplicity. I want to tell you my story of progress. At first, I just kept moving and moving, breaking through walls, but I didn’t think about the result, didn’t even imagine what it could be. Then I started visualizing and stopped taking action — and again, there was no result. Only when I began combining visualization with action did results start to appear. It sounds simple, but in reality, it creates a kind of dissonance in an ordinary person’s mind — at least, that’s how it was for me. I couldn’t understand how you could both do something physically and at the same time conjure an unrealistic picture of the world in your head. The dissonance lies in this: physical actions tell you, “You won’t achieve great results this way,” and that picture in your head seems unreal. But the picture also whispers, “You don’t need to act; everything will work out anyway” — and that’s not true either. David, you explained a brilliant thing in just 5 minutes! Now the main thing is not to lose that delicate thread that connects the ego with the quantum reality we build in our minds. 🤣