“The unconditional yes, with its implicit trust of the givens’ usefulness to our growth, cuts through that fear-based view of life. Saying yes to reality – to the things we cannot change – is like choosing to turn around and sit in the saddle in the direction the horse is going.”

“The unconditional yes, with its implicit trust of the givens’ usefulness to our growth, cuts through that fear-based view of life. Saying yes to reality – to the things we cannot change – is like choosing to turn around and sit in the saddle in the direction the horse is going.”

— David Richo