There is part of you that wants to be RELATABLE.

Kill that part of you bc subconsciously it's making you a People Pleaser.

Don't be relatable.

Be you.

Be TRULY the raw caveman that's lingering inside of you.

The World is seeking to domesticate you.

What will you do?

Growth isn’t forced—it’s nurtured.

Remove the barriers, create the right environment, and success will follow. 🌱✨

You're not lazy, your mind is burnt out from digital overload.

You're not lazy, you're disconnected from your body.

You're not lazy, your heart hurts from emotional neglect.

Getting rejected early in life is actually one of the best gifts one can get.

Most people (don’t) want to hear this, but—

The ones at the top aren’t just talented.

They’re the ones who showed up, day after day, for years.

Unbelievable consistency.

Unrelenting effort.

That’s the real secret.

Lots of forgiveness for mess ups.
Zero for dishonesty.

The first shows a lack of competence.
The second proves a lack of character.

WHY PEOPLE DON'T TAKE YOU SERIOUSLY:

1. You laugh too much. Power is quiet.

2. You overshare. Mystery wins.

3. You tolerate disrespect. First time = last time.

4. You seek approval. Stop chasing.

5. You’re too nice. Soft gets stepped on.

Fix this, and they’ll switch up.

Your Opinion Doesn’t Define Me.

When you come from nothing, you learn to block out the noise.

People will doubt you, criticize you, and try to shape you into their version of success.

But at the end of the day, their opinions don’t pay your bills, build your future, or walk your path.

To make it in life, you have to develop an unshakable belief in yourself.

You have to trust your vision when no one else does.

The strongest people don’t seek validation—they create their own.

So stop waiting for applause and start moving like you own the stage.

💭 Think About This:

● Nobody knows your journey better than you.

● The loudest opinions often come from those who’ve done the least.

● True confidence comes from proving yourself, not seeking approval.

You want to have a productive decade, just assume that you don't have much time left, every day, for the whole ten years.

Your brain doesn’t process the word “don’t.”

Tell yourself not to mess up, and guess what your mind locks onto?

Messing up.

Focus on what you want, not what you fear.

Because where focus goes, energy flows.

Obstacles grow when they get your attention.

But when your eyes are on the path… the path is all you see.

You don't get what you want, you get what you're willing to suffer for.

And once you realize your goals may not be in your "budget", you can either buy cheaper goals, or pay more.

But the price never changes.

You’re 25 with no skills, no money, and no plan? Wake up.

The world doesn’t owe you a damn thing—earn it or fade.

You start making progress with your life once you realize that there is no perfect relationship, no perfect draft, no perfect investment, no perfect house, no perfect diet, no perfect city, no perfect job, no perfect choice, no perfect life.

You try, you fail, you "waste" time, you self-reflect, you grow as a person, you do better next time, some people join you along the way, some others leave, and one day, you too will be gone, and no one will even remember that you ever existed, no one will be judging your missteps and detours either, so the sooner you start living truly for yourself, the sooner you will start discovering what life truly has to offer.

You’re not “stuck.”

You’re just addicted to overthinking.

Action > excuses.

Move now, perfect later.

Life will suddenly get simpler once you ignore what "everybody is doing", become unapologetic about maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and choose to build long-term relationships with other people who have the intelligence to do the same.

Play it safe, and you’ll die with regrets.

Most men approach weight loss backward.

They think:

Action → Results → Identity Change

The effective path:

Identity Change → Actions → Results

First decide who you want to be. Then do what that person would do.

You feel most anxious when you know you could do so much better, but are too lazy, undisciplined, scared to get started.

No one’s coming to save you.

Not your mom.

Not your ex.

But God is.

He gave you pain.

Because he wants you to grow.

Everyone else wants the safe, weak and comfortable version of you.

There is no stress-free life, there are only people who appear to be stress-free because they are constantly investing in themselves in order to become a person who can handle any situation with calm.