"Refusing to use what I had" is interesting, cos soooo often that's true. 'I have nothing in the fridge' is so often not exactly correct, and it is a mental shift to honestly assess and USE the abundance we are not aware of. So often I have been in that place and managed to prepare quite a feast, despite the first impression of 'having nothing'. Nice perspective.
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I also wrote on a similar vein as your post. I wonder why it is human nature to always want more or do everything and to have it right now. It seems that we have to fight our brains every step, until we reprogram it with positive reinforcements.