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You’ve heard it a thousand times:
“Money doesn’t buy happiness.”
“Business is materialistic and superficial.”
But here’s what they don’t tell you…
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You’ve heard it a thousand times:
“Money doesn’t buy happiness.”
“Business is materialistic and superficial.”
But here’s what they don’t tell you…
You struggle to solve those problems not because you’re weak or broken—but because you lack practical data. You haven’t yet collected the wisdom that would reveal the answer.
Yesterday, something strange—and at the same time, deeply motivating—happened to me. I checked my inbox like I usually do. But this time, something caught my eye…
“A wild soul is never tamed. It builds, destroys, and rebuilds again- stronger each time.”
“If you steal from one author, it’s plagiarism; if you steal from many, it’s research.”— Wilson Mizner
The solution to most of your problems is to start solving one
Nothing works until one day. Suddenly- it clicks. Out of nowhere.
Since I was a child, I’ve always loved sports. My competitive spirit drove me to be the best—the strongest, the fastest, the top football player on my team.
A few decades ago, access to knowledge was restricted. Those who controlled information held the power. Today, everything is different. The rules of the game have changed—forever.
The one who stays calm in the midst of chaos. An artist, an athlete, a lifelong learner.
You can feel hate, resentment, frustration. You can feel like every effort was in vain. You can believe that what you want is now impossible, no matter what you do. You can be hard on yourself. You can let small problems take up big space in your mind. You can feel like everything is an uphill battle.
“An obsession is where something will not leave your mind.” – Eric Clapton
And every day is a day you take care of the temple you live in. You treat it the best way possible, and your subconscious notices. You earn your own respect, and you’re no longer as naive as before.
Fate is written in your blood. You’ve felt it before—in dreams, on a long walk, when you go for a run. You’ve experienced that thing you seek deep within you.
Life is like this: sometimes you feel on top of the world, full of motivation, while other times you feel lost and demotivated.
Walking barefoot on the grass. Closing your eyes and aiming at the sun. Singing a song at the top of your lungs with a glass of wine in your hand.
Have you ever felt lost? Unsure of what to dedicate your life to, unsure of what to do? Many people feel this way. I have felt this way, and often, I still do.
Competition fills us with energy, with the desire to win. It makes us enjoy the moment, entering a zone where we almost lose track of time. Minutes fly by, and in some way, we want to stay there.
“No one is finally dead until the ripples they cause in the world die away, until the clock wound up winds down, until the wine she made has finished its ferment…” Terry Pratchett
Begin Something. Train. Improve Your Life. Teach Others What You Learn Through Your Own Journey. Make Mistakes. And Learn From Them.
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age quod agis.