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The unemployed sensitive young man types into his phone ”easy to win when you don’t lose” and hits post while sitting down on a bench in random city park with exactly 2$ to his name. One could argue he had never won at anything. But maybe the freedom of having nowhere to be and to enjoy the wind pass through while taking cover in the shades of trees planted long before his birth was indeed a kind of success richer men had never tasted. And as the phone buzzed with notifications of likes and comments he simply turned it off and looked up to the clouds, grateful for his body’s strength and his youth not going to waste. In that moment he was a winner unlike anything the world had ever seen.
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imagine now. in your mind. you wake up and you are 70 years old. your knee aches. your back is sore, and your tired all the time.
but that business idea you had at 20 is still an idea.
you will never know if it had potential because you never even tried. that's reality for most.
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Your life is a reflection of your internal choices and beliefs. It always has been.
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How do you change your life?
Think about what it is you want to be or have. Imagine it. Visualize it and think about it constantly.
Hold this image firm and speak from the state of already embodying and possessing what you have.
Repeat “I AM” statements to solidify this identity. You are affirming this state that already exists.
Have no doubts and expel negative notions. Hold true to your vision and imagine nothing else.
Actor Cary Grant once said, "I pretended to be somebody I wanted to be until finally I became that person. Or he became me."
Don’t wait for a change. Be it and embody it with your every breath.
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The Greek Myth of Orpheus teaches a lesson about the cost of looking back.
In the myth, Orpheus descends into the underworld to save his lost love Eurydice, and he has to lead her back to life with one rule: don’t look back as they climb, or she’s lost forever.
He moves forward with her behind him, but he begins to doubt.
Is she really there?
At the last moment, he turns only to watch her fade into the darkness.
This myth reflects the journey of becoming a new version of yourself.
One who already possesses your deepest desires, whether love, success, or peace.
You have to trust the process and not look back, or else you return to old identity of uncertainty who doesn’t have it.
The ascent is your transformation, a path of trusting what you can’t yet see.
When you ask, “Where is it?” you’re looking back, slipping into the old identity that doesn’t have it.
That doubt makes you lose the very thing you’re reaching for.
To become the new you, keep moving forward, trust the unseen, and resist the urge to check if it’s real.
It’s already yours, but you need to leave the underworld and not look back.
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Training the body is paramount.
Mind. Body. Spirit.
You must sharpen each and not leave one to neglect.
Training the body improves energy which improves focus and clarity of mind, thus improves spiritual connection.
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ABRACADABRA
It is famously spoken by magicians and originates from the Aramaic “avra kehdabra”
Means “I create as I speak.”
Your words hold the power of creation.
SPEAK WISELY.
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Replying to @TannerMindset
you understand your own vision long before the world will
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The dark forces cry every time I post.
They don’t want you to know your power.
When you reclaim your power,
They screech.
They seethe.
They lose.
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Replying to @Boomer_Pride
“No one cared who I was until I got in the horse”

























