2025 has been a rough year for me, and that’s an understatement. I have accumulated failure after failure, without much success. Here’s my list of losses: - Didn’t reach 1,000 subscribers on YouTube - Didn’t reach 1,000 followers on Medium - Didn’t reach 1,000 X Followers -

Disrespect shouldn't be tolerated. Walk away. Call it out. Set the standard. It's uncomfortable, but choosing the comfort of "keeping the peace" erodes your confidence to 0.

It's the little things that tie us to the present. Not goals. Not dreams. Not ambition. But the way sunlight hits our skin. The way our loved ones smile. Even the taste of a cheeseburger. If you can find something to be grateful for today, you will always have a path to the

I’m slowly unbecoming, and becoming the person I’m meant to be. Follow if you want to join the journey.

I felt frustrated and clicked off from the account, but once I realized what was happening, I went back. I removed the blindfold. I looked. And I learned. Had I not, I wouldn’t have a list of ideas to implement and clarity for what’s already working. It was hard, but

It’s an uncomfortable thought to admit, but it’s one I have to confront if I want to grow. The question I asked above isn’t bad; it’s one we should ask ourselves to learn from others. But when we do so from a place of envy, we stop there, and we don’t actually look for the

I’m aiming to be a part of that rare 20% who live without this limitation. This blindfold is envy. Recently, I was scrolling through X, writing replies, and generating ideas. Eventually, I found myself reading posts from a larger account when a question popped into my head -

80% of people are living life with a blindfold. Myself included. THREAD (1/4)

Learn from the past. Act in the present. Plan for the future.

You need an activity for rest that isn't scrolling: - Take a walk - Meditate - Journal Do nothing, and that's more rest than scrolling will ever provide.

Momentum is dangerous. It can either work for you. Or against you.

On the 1st Monday of January, my gym was packed. Today, my gym was nearly empty. I love seeing people attack their goals, so this sight made me sad. But it's a good reminder that motivation is fleeting, and relying on it leads nowhere.

Fake friends: - Exclude you - Talk poorly of you - Bring you down Real friends: - Include you - Talk highly of you - Raise you up A small circle of real friends will always be better than a large circle of fake friends.

When long-term goals seem impossible. Short-term pleasures are more inviting. Self-belief is how you fight back.

It's not about being everywhere at once. But being in the right places. For work - It's in the path of 1 goal while doing more of the actions that actually move you forward. For relationships - It's in the room with people you can trust, grow with, and bring you peace. For

Doing the thing will teach you more than reading and researching the thing.

Normalize single-tasking. Multi-tasking is a myth.

Be a kid again. The limitations. The fears. The doubts. All came from other people. But what do they know? It's their first time living as well. Unlearn what they told you. Dream like a kid - and see what's really possible.

Your focus is like a river. It's strongest when there's only 1 path to flow. It's weakest when it's split into 100 different paths.

Messy action always beats unused plans.

Things you won't regret doing: - Working out - Eating healthy - Getting more sleep Things you will regret doing: - Doom scrolling - Eating junk food - Staying up late You'll never regret prioritising your health.