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Letting Go of Control: Trusting the Flow

Letting Go of Control: Trusting the Flow

Life is an intention and surrender dance. Trying too hard creates more resistance than progress.

The Control Paradox

Trying to control every aspect of life creates unnecessary friction. The more you push the more the universe pushes back. This isn’t about passive acceptance but strategic alignment and relaxed action.

3 Principles of Effortless Achievement

Set Your Intention

Define your goal clearly. Be specific about what you want to achieve. Your intention is the compass not the journey itself.

Take Action

Do the work without attachment. Do actions that naturally move you towards your goal but without obsessive energy. Each step should feel light and purposeful.

Release and Trust

After setting intention and taking action let go completely. Detach from outcomes. This doesn’t mean stop caring but stop controlling. Allow life’s natural momentum to carry you forward.

The Physics of Personal Growth

Just like in physical systems human endeavors have inherent resistance. Forcing creates friction. Flowing creates movement. Your energy determines the ease of your journey.

Balance is the Answer

Too much focus creates tension. Some focus creates progress. The sweet spot is between effort and ease, between intention and surrender. Remember: Life unfolds best when you nudge it not when you clutch it.

My Random Thoughts

Unlearning vs. Learning

Unlearning vs. Learning

This can be something as small as a bad habit, or something as large as an entire way of thinking. Unlearning is important because it allows us to correct mistakes, adapt to new information, and change our behavior.

3/18/2023
Trust and Surrender: A Universal Truth Across Beliefs

Trust and Surrender: A Universal Truth Across Beliefs

Reality Transurfing is about aligning with the universe’s flow. It’s about setting intentions and then releasing attachment to outcomes. This is the same as religious concept of trust and surrender.

10/21/2024
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My name is Cem Hurturk. I’m a self-made software engineer and serial entrepreneur. I’ve been writing code since I was in high school and working in the software industry since the early 1990s.

1/4/2022