If you could print a receipt of everything on your mind and you stored it in a shoebox– you’d notice other than the date, the items stay the same.
This is why we never break free.
Your mind plays tricks on you– it has worse cravings than a college stoner, irrational fears worse than a tantrumed toddler, and it resets by the next morning without your permission like a windows update.
So the game you’re really playing is overcoming your settings (mattering mind).
I’ll give you mine as an example. The hardest part is seeing it in yourself, once you do that, then you can work on overcoming it.
I always crave change.
This looks like me obsessing with progress, but there aren’t any metrics for this default setting of mine. So what this really looks like is my mind playing some bullshit fantasy of me moving states, getting a new job, new circle of friends and starting over. The trigger is boredom.
I’ve done this.
I’ve acted on it in the past so I know how this plays out.
Your mind says it leads to success, but what really happens is you throw away all your opportunity and progress to then start from zero.
Your internal movie is counterproductive to your goals.
DON’T TRUST MIND.
My goal is freedom and independence, no longer needing a job, and being fulfilled with the work that I do— all of this comes from building.
To get ahead of my default wiring, I withdraw my fear coins and deposit them in this new account: By not submitting and building one thing, you will never have anything that gives you autonomy or freedom.
It’s this simple.
You’ll still use fear, we’re all motivated by it. Only now, you’ll reframe what your mind is saying and leverage it to achieve your goals– your real goals, the ones that are nonnegotiable and never change.
Before you decide anything, you need to see that receipt– the one that shows you where your mind messes with your head.
Either journal or voice record yourself for 30 days.
Just dump whats on your mind, and you will see it.
Stop having deja vu’s… don’t repeat the same day.
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