If you are following someone else’s dream, your fulfillment will never be 100%. 

Live your life, so you can be better for others. 

Kindness matters. Caring matters. 

Toughness matters. Faith matters. 

There are always at least 2 stories, the one that we see today and is easy to accept because it doesn’t require change or growth. 

Or the other story, the 2nd Story where we become the best version of ourselves and choose to embrace the future we want.

The way you act makes the story true.

Those who succeed chose the 2nd Story. 

If you are anxious, take action. 

If you can, take action towards what you are anxious about, and you will reduce your stress. 

If you can’t, any other action will switch your focus, and reduce your stress. 

When your vision unites with action, and your purpose chooses to embrace endurance while finally accepting kindness for themselves and others, your world becomes appropriately fulfilled and changes for the better, completely, to become completely better.  

Being strong is a choice. 

It is a choice to push through the pain, 

a choice to avoid the easy way, 

a choice to fulfill your potential. 

 

Thank YOU for choosing to be strong MARTIN! Happy Birthday! 

When someone wants you do something for them, try and do it. 

Often it is easier than justifying your previous behavior. 

When you feel disconnected,

because someone doesn’t care for you,

the way you think you should be cared for, 

maybe it is your self-centeredness that is in the way?

Connection is built through true conversation, rather than accusation. 

Blaming others for how you feel is the fastest path to disappointment. 

Blaming others for how you feel is the foundation for perfecting victimhood. 

Blaming others is justified through horribilization (demonization). 

When you demonize another person, then anything you think, feel, or believe can become their fault. 

Just because your mind created connections between two distinct events or circumstances,

that doesn’t make them connected in real life. 

Your perception is your own personal reality, 

but personal reality isn’t always true.