Some of you might see Good first, and others might see Evil. This doesn’t mean you are good or bad. Your answer depends on the patterns in your subconscious mind. Let me explain these patterns with a simple example:There are two boys, Titu and Sonu. When Titu was growing up, he often heard lines like, Money doesn’t grow on trees or Do you think your dad is an ATM machine? His uncle would often tell him, Earning money is very difficult, brother. On the other hand, Sonu’s father would say, Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Keep working hard, and money will come.When Titu grew up, he was always stressed about money. Even if he had an idea, he felt he needed stability in life, and the thought of risk scared him. As a result, he lagged in money, personal life, and confidence. Sonu, however, always thought about how to grow. Although he also faced risks, he didn’t fear them. Instead, he thought about how to take calculated risks. When problems arose, he didn’t suffer but learned from them. He felt fear, but he didn’t let it stop him.This is the belief pattern created by our upbringing, the people around us, and our experiences. Look around you—some people fear the stage, while others are comfortable speaking on it. Some are afraid of business, while others love it.