At times, my goal-oriented, decision-making process gives me reason to wonder:
Am I astutely determined or blindly relentless?
If you've ever had cause to wonder about
The difference between the two, you get what I mean ...
So right off the bat, let's invite intuition to clarify the answer to that question:
I am determined, not relentless
If you ask: How did you determine yourself not relentless?
Let's see if intuitive thought fires off a string of insights in reply:
Whereas a relentless position is based in a ramrod attitude that barrels blindly over
The needs of those who stand in the way of a narcissistic goal ...
Determination to achieve heartfelt goals does not allow blind ambition to
Block my sense of conscious awareness from making sound use of my noodle ...
Though a relentless attitude is based in closed mindedness, which
Being purely emotionally driven, remains stubbornly self serving ...
A determined attitude thinks to lace emotion with insight-driven trains of
Logical thought, fueling a balanced approach toward achieving heartfelt goals
If you ask: Annie, how do you determine which of these two attitudes best describes
Your chosen path when you feel thwarted from achieving a heartfelt goal?
I'd reply: Today's logical stream of conscious thought serves as
A prime example, clarifing the historical inner workings of my mind:
When my need to realize a heartfelt goal feels thwarted, my determined attitude
Remains focused on brainstorming toward change for the better, all around ...
And thus, a relentless, narrow-minded person with a narcissistic bent
I know myself not to be, and here is why that's true:
Before my spirit's comfort zone feels free to express my thoughts aloud
My mind has need to draw forth self confidence, supported by ...
My life long quest to absorb pertinent knowledge, which inspires my sense of
Humility to identify personal vulnerabilities in need of shoring up, suggesting that ...
I think to ask myself the same penetrating questions that
My intuitive trains of thought ask you to consider, too ...
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