Remember what you lost, in
detail – the thing in all its glory and in all its distaste, the people who
took the thing away. The time that it happened. Your life before the loss and
after the loss.
Corollary to Rule 2:
And most importantly, remember that the threat of a loss will
always be more daunting than the loss. So let the fear of letting-things-go go.
Observe the lives of
those who haven’t lost as much. Observe the difference between their lives and
yours. In detail. Observe what makes them tick. Observe the ease of things.
(Think to screw them). And remember this feeling, the quiet anger.
Use it in
ways they can’t imagine.
More importantly, never use it in ways that they can
imagine.
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