Have you ever wondered why some people don't achieve their goals while others do? Because majority of us have become impatient & chase quick fixes of dopamine to feel good right now, losing sight of long-term outcome. Sacrificing your future for present happiness.

The person who chooses long term growth over instant pleasures is a powerful person.

If you're striving to be the best, then you are just sacrificing your happiness and joy in the present moment in hopes of future dreams. Get out of your mind and focus on what you're supposed to do right here and now. Being the best is keeping you stuck in future.

It's funny how many people on X are forcing conversations with each other to grow their accounts. Stop doing it if it can't be genuine.

Not everything that happens or is said needs to have an emotional response to it. We get emotional because we interpret it in a certain way. We keep repeating that thing in our head again and again, causing us emotional suffering.

We only feel bad about rejection and doubt ourselves when we care how others perceive us. The moment you stop thinking about others perceptions of you, the actions become more important than outcome.

When someone rejects us, there’s no real threat to us, but our ego feels threatened all the time.

Do you need to care what others think or what happens to you? No! The effects last, but if you carry them, you’re responsible for the suffering. You only become impacted when you associate something said or done to you with yourself.

We spend so much time thinking about what they’re thinking of us. But they’re not thinking about us. They’re thinking about what we’re thinking of them!

Our emotions are temporary and are only shaped by our identification and interpretation of events. In the end, every emotion dissolves into nothingness.

Everyone struggles with facing rejection I’ve faced it for years. I always took rejection personally on my ego We face rejection from jobs, people we like, and friends Rejection is still a rejection, wherever it comes from. It still hurts, but the intensity may vary depending

When you’re chasing certain answers, people, or things, you block yourself from the opportunities around you at that moment.

When you don’t know what to do and start doing things in the hopes of finding answers along the way, the world opens up all the doors for you that you wouldn’t have seen if you were only focusing on one thing.

In the hope of figuring everything out before starting, you tend to neglect taking action because you never feel ready. The problem isn’t in being clueless, but rather in being stagnant and not doing anything.

Most of us are dream chasers, not goal achievers. That's where success divides itself.

Here’s What Writing Daily for 30 Days Taught Me About Life: Lesson #1: Being clueless is okay. I was clueless, I made mistakes, I learned and I improved. It was possible because I took the initiative and started instead of waiting for everything to be figured out. Lesson #2:

2 types people who claim to be LOYAL: • Ones who don’t have options and hence can’t cheat • Ones who have tons of options and still choose not to cheat If you are the former, stop calling yourself loyal. You are waiting for a chance.

4 Simple ways I overcame rejection & found freedom: 1. Rejection is not real, our ego feels threatened 2. Emotions are temporary and only formed by our identification & interpretation 3. Stop caring how others perceive you 4. You're responsible for how you feel, not others

Quantifying every action into a win or loss is misguided. With every action, you choose to gain experience, build relationships, learn lessons, form beliefs, and become more aware. All this stuff adds up to make you who you are.

When you start seeing everything as a win, you won’t be scared to take action anymore. It’s like you’ve got nothing to lose, right? Fear is a shield created by our mind to keep us safe, but not all fears are real.