WHERE TO GET ENERGY?

We gain strength when:

▫️Let's meet new people
▫️We get new knowledge
▫️ We overcome our fears
▫️Let's try something new
▫️Playing (without any specific goal)
▫️ We are engaged in creativity
▫️We communicate with nice people
▫️We communicate with people who support us and believe in us
▫️We start doing what we want.

That shift happens fast when you stop being the only disciplined one in the room. Being around people who move with intention rewires your baseline. Your brain starts treating consistency as normal instead of exceptional.
If someone wants a structure that makes that kind of consistency easier, I broke it down in the plan I shared in my profile.

True self-worth has nothing to do with money, travel, or the luxury that social media tries to glorify. It is an inner belief that you deserve good things simply because you are human, not because you need to prove anything. It appears in how you respect your feelings, accept yourself, and know you are enough. When you believe you deserve love, care, respect, comfort, and happiness, you stop chasing approval from others and begin to value yourself from within.

🤔 How to smooth out conflicts⁉️

🟣 If someone tells an offensive joke about you, ask them to repeat the joke or explain it.

🟣 If you quarrel with the interlocutor, stand next to him - this will help lower the degree.

🟣 If your interlocutor asks you inappropriate questions, interrupt him and ask him questions too. Consider his speech, change the subject and don't let him take over.

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Your brain can do anything.
Absolutely everything. The main thing is to convince yourself of this.

The arms don't know that they can't do push-ups, the legs don't know that they are weak.

🧠 Your brain knows this.

By convincing yourself that you can do anything, you will truly be able to do anything.

MY TOP 5 BOOKS EVERY MAN SHOULD READ!

1. MAN’S SEARCH FOR MEANING!
2. THE WAY OF THE SUPERIOR MAN!
3. RICH DAD. POOR DAD!
4. THE ART OF WAR!
5. CALRITY & CONNECTION!

HONORABLE MENTION: AS A MAN THINKETH!

The real reason you're unhappy: You're living in the gap between who you are and who you pretend to be. At work, pretending to care. In relationships, pretending everything's fine. Online, pretending you're thriving. The exhaustion isn't from what you're doing. It's from the performance. Drop the act. The relief of being authentic outweighs the risk of being judged. Most people are too busy with their own act to notice.