There are moments in everyone’s journey—career, job search, entrepreneurship—when nothing seems to move. You try, you struggle, you push forward, yet the results stay the same. Slowly, frustration turns into disappointment, and disappointment slips into depression.
In that vulnerable phase, many people turn toward babas, astrologers, and spiritual guides searching for answers. They perform rituals, wear rings, follow instructions, and wait for “good time” to arrive.
It’s important to understand something clearly:
These practices may not directly change your future, but they change something deeper—your subconscious mind.
When someone tells you, “Your good time is coming,” your mind relaxes. You stop panicking. You gain confidence. Scientifically, this reduces stress hormones, improves decision-making, and gives you the inner strength to try again. This psychological shift—not the ritual itself—often opens the door for better outcomes.
So, what should a person really do when life feels stuck?
1. Break the Silence Inside You
The biggest battle happens internally. When we bottle up fear and failure, the mind becomes heavier.
Instead:
- Talk to someone you trust—a friend, mentor, or colleague.
- Acknowledge your situation instead of hiding it.
- Accept that setbacks are part of any meaningful journey.
Opening up doesn’t make you weak—it breaks the mental pressure that blocks progress.
2. Shift From Fear to Awareness
When life slows down, we automatically think something is “wrong with us.”
Instead of blaming destiny:
- Re-evaluate your approach
- Check what’s missing—skills, strategy, discipline, or patience
- Study people who succeeded after long periods of struggle
Awareness brings clarity, and clarity brings power.
3. Replace Rituals With Action Rituals
If rituals give comfort to the mind, that’s fine. But combine that comfort with real-world action rituals:
- Spend 1 hour daily improving your core skill
- Apply to 10 relevant jobs every day
- Reach out to new clients consistently
- Track your progress weekly
- Learn one new tool or technique every month
These are rituals that create tangible outcomes.
4. Train Your Subconscious Mind
Instead of feeding it fear, feed it direction.
- Visualize your goals every morning for 2 minutes
- Keep reminding yourself why you started
- Use positive language when you talk about your future
Your subconscious mind is not looking for miracles.
It is looking for instructions.
5. Build Momentum With Small Wins
People wait for “big change,” but growth usually begins with small milestones:
- One interview call
- One new client
- One new idea
- One new opportunity
Small wins rebuild confidence, and confidence attracts bigger results.
6. Understand the Real Science of “Good Time”
Good time doesn’t arrive because someone predicted it.
Good time begins the moment your mindset shifts from hopelessness to possibility.
When your mind becomes lighter, your actions become sharper.
When your actions improve, your results follow.
This is not magic.
This is alignment.
The Final Message
Your future is not written in the stars, in rituals, or in someone else’s words.
Your future begins inside your mind—your courage, your decisions, your consistency.
When you feel lost, don’t just search outside.
Search within.
Break the silence.
Rebuild your inner strength.
Start again with clarity and courage.
And remember:
No ritual is more powerful than a focused mind and consistent action.
Note: We deeply respect the beliefs, traditions, and practices of every individual. This article is not against any spiritual paths, rituals, religious sentiments, or those who guide people with faith. The thoughts shared here reflect only a personal perspective meant to empower individuals during difficult phases. Our intention is never to blame or criticize any belief system or community.
