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Finding Ease | George Pransky’s Insight on Pressure

Finding Ease | George Pransky’s Insight on Pressure

George Pransky's Insight on Pressure


In the fast-paced world we live in, pressure often feels like an inevitable part of life. Whether it’s meeting deadlines, achieving goals, or managing relationships, many of us carry the weight of expectation and urgency everywhere we go. But what if pressure isn’t something external, but rather a creation of our own thoughts? In this video, George Pransky offers a powerful perspective on how to free yourself from the grip of pressure and approach life with greater ease.



The Nature of Pressure


In the video, George shares a simple yet transformative insight: pressure doesn’t come from the external circumstances in our lives—it comes from within. It’s created by the way we think about our challenges and responsibilities. When we load our thinking with urgency, worry, or self-imposed expectations, we create the sensation of pressure. But when our thinking quiets down, the weight of that pressure naturally lifts.


This realization is liberating because it means we don’t need to change our circumstances to feel relief. The source of pressure isn’t the to-do list, the deadline, or the outcome—it’s our thinking in the moment. By seeing through the illusion of pressure, we can allow our minds to settle and approach challenges with clarity and creativity.



Breaking Free from the Cycle


Pressure often feels like a cycle: the more we focus on what we need to do, the more urgent and overwhelming it seems. George points out that breaking this cycle doesn’t require us to work harder or think our way out—it requires us to step back and see that pressure is a temporary mental construct. When we allow our thinking to settle, the urgency dissipates, and we naturally find a sense of ease.

This doesn’t mean we ignore responsibilities or avoid taking action. Instead, it means we approach life’s challenges from a calmer, more centered state of mind. When we’re not bogged down by pressure, we think more clearly, act more effectively, and feel more at peace with whatever comes our way.



The Gift of a Quiet Mind


At the heart of George’s insight is the power of a quiet mind. A quiet mind isn’t a mind without thoughts—it’s a mind that isn’t cluttered by unnecessary noise. When our thoughts settle, we tap into a deeper intelligence, allowing us to navigate life with resilience and grace.


George’s video reminds us that pressure doesn’t have to define our experience. By understanding its true source and allowing our minds to quiet, we create space for insight, ease, and natural productivity. This shift can transform not only how we approach challenges but also how we experience life as a whole.



Watch the Video


Take a moment to hear George Pransky share this powerful insight in his own words. His calm, clear explanation of how to let go of pressure is a message that resonates deeply with anyone feeling weighed down by life’s demands.





Final Thoughts


Life doesn’t have to feel heavy. The next time you find yourself under pressure, remember George’s insight: the weight you feel is coming from your thinking, not your circumstances. When you let go of that thinking, even for a moment, you’ll find a freedom and ease that is always available to you.



Recommended Resources


You & Your Thinking Audio by George Pransky

Keeping Your Cool Audio by George Pransky

Ordinary Life, Extraordinary Living by Linda Pransky

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Pransky & Associates

In 1976, George and Linda Pransky stumbled on a new way of helping people that was radically different from the traditional counseling methods they had been using in their work. The new principles they were learning had a huge impact on their personal lives, their relationship, and the way they worked with their clients. They began to teach these principles to their clients and became pioneers in a new field of psychology that profoundly changed people in a short amount of time.

Young George Pransky & Linda Pransky

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