Abundance is all around me, in everything I do.

Consider how many times you get to try. Dinner can be cooked badly tonight and well tomorrow. A conversation that went wrong on Monday can be reopened on Thursday. Almost nothing in an ordinary week is a single shot.

Scarcity thinking treats every attempt as the last one, which is what makes people tight and careful and faintly grim about small decisions. Most days hand out far more chances than get used, and the ones you did not take today are, in nearly every case, still there in the morning.