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Honest Delusion

I spent two weeks doing some psychology introspection BS and walked away feeling clinically unsuccessful.

There’s utility in delusion, so long as you’re honest about it.

Assuming you can still learn, grow, develop, and be a responsible human being– believing in the fiction part of your life is actually helpful.

Every belief has utility, but most of our beliefs unknowingly teach us to give away our own power.

Is something bad? Or is it yours?

You have the task of being this individual, with the unique problems they have, why hate it? Why compare?

What else could it mean?

What would give you power, joy, enthusiasm?

What gets you moving?

Choose that.

-Fool

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I Shot My Angel In a Place of Worship…

When I pray, I become prey.

Vulnerability is strength but not yours.

What if the “right” shoulder isn’t the right one to turn to? You’re probably familiar with the angel and devil on the shoulder concept, but angel in real life is who you should be afraid of.

The things we habitually do, those are the things that phuck us up. It’s not the risks we think of taking, or the new paths we might try, no. It’s our bullshit saviors (more on that in a bit).

If you want to get ahead in life– you have to shoot your angel. Everyones will look different too, so how can you be sure?

Your angel is a self-protecting, elbow-hugging, delusion thriving, karen-type-of-parent, who used to exist to keep you safe. But safe is no longer sound, especially for personal growth.

So let’s get practical.

How and Why did I shoot my Angel?

First, heres a little bit about the fucker. My angel, if you’re familiar with mbti is Ne. Think of it as a muscle in the brain that is overdeveloped, which means for the most part you can’t see yourself using it.

And I never did.

Ne is a consuming function. It has me waking up at 3 am to search the internet and read up on human behavior. Random things about things– a jerk off muscle that likes patterns and is against building. The problem is not the muscle itself, but by overusing it– you starve the other muscles, and that spells DOOM.

Ne doesn’t build shit.

The more opportunities I see in the world, the more I keep seeing and want to chase. This creates a never ending loop of never building shit.

After years, only then could I see I did this. It took being typed by professionals who first made me aware of this, then my friend who sent me all of our texts– where I could see my random all over the place thinking day by day.

It was a level of cringe that makes you want to cover yourself up.

And after having my mind blown seeing how I actually am for the first time, I loaded up the holy trinity and laid out my angel.

I stopped listening.

I stopped believing in my natural responses.

They’re not real.

And then all of a sudden Morpheus appeared, and offered me some color coded drugs…

But without an angel what the hell do you do? For all of us, it’s about developing your neglected functions. For me, it’s sitting and building. For you, it might be developing yourself– skills, and learning.

It’s different for all of us, and its hard to learn what it is.

What kicked all this off was journaling, you have to start there. Even if it’s not writing, record. Find a way to track yourself and then you’ll see.

You’ll see the delusional games the mind plays.

And only then, can you get ahead in life– because success is about seeing reality.

The Universe rewards those who play in real life, so get out of your head. Good luck, happy Angel Hunting.

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Why You Never Score a Goal…

What’s up MF.

It turns out that deep calling we feel, the need to run away from our lives and start anew, all of that– it isn’t spiritual.

It’s neuro-chemical, and goals are the cocktail to balance your brain.

That said, we suck at goals– most of us suck at the entire process.

We were never taught how to set them, pursue them, measure them, re-assess them, or even the basics of if we like them.

So if you’re like me and you keep dozing off into imagination land, walking on the grass is always greener, and giving up your current progress for fantasy— it’s because you’re lacking, GOALS.

While your goals NEED to be exciting for you to want to work towards them, they also have to be small and easy enough for you to accomplish them on your own. This balance is what most people get wrong.

Go too big– you won’t do shit.

Go too small– you’ll leave it for something else.

So, here’s the Fools Formula For Fulfillment (F4): Achievable + Realistic * Compelling

You’ll need a sentence to act as a north star, a daily reminder, to keep you excited and staying on course. A compelling sentence that excites you.

The structure of your compelling sentence is shown below:

Something Specific: I’m producing my first short series on YT

Time Period: that’ll legitimize my production company and brand by april 2022

How it helps the world: because most people don’t want to spend years reading random self help, this will be comedic but also help individuals understand themselves better– through comedy.

How it helps you: And this will make me a director, writer, producer, which is what I’ve always wanted… and as an entrepreneur because phuck hollowwood.

This actually excites me and now I know how to act on it. You’ll have to figure out step one– what excites you. If you don’t know, write a journal for 30days about things you think you’d like to do.

Why 30 days? — you’ll see a pattern.

Your mind always goes to the same thing, once you see it– you’ll know where to start.

Good luck you handsome MFs. It’s in you to succeed, you just need to balance the brain farts.

Fool On.

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O the places you gO… 🗺

What’s up MF.

If we could map your history what would it show? How often do you revisit places, dreams, certain life goals?

We’re going to need nonbinary thinking to reach some of those destinations– a type of fluidity is required. If you ever wondered what it is that causes you to stray and leave or never pursue your dreams, here it is.

The Bigness of it all.

You’ve built them up as too big for you (current you).

You’ll know you do this when you keep revisiting a goal and then waste years intellectualizing why it’s not for you. I’m just the type of person that…

The problem is desire isn’t intellectual. You’re born to what you like. The whole vibe thing isn’t a process, it’s your individuality meshing with the environment.

My goals haven’t changed, well, not the real ones. The real ones stand the test of time, and you’ll find yourself still drawn to them.

You only flip flop in life, when you’re disconnected from yourself.

The difference is now I’m ready for what I want. I’m become the type of person who can live that life. A lot of you are afraid of your goals because they may demand total evolution in your character.

Is it worth it?

….Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh phuck yes.

Anything short of that is a total waste of life. Your body, mind, and soul speak to you everyday. To make it real and not woo– it’s your genetics, your uniqueness, your own personality, that drives you to be inspired by very specific things, goals, places, and people.

Pay attention, pay attention to where your mind keeps taking you.

If it has any kind of pattern to it, there is truth there.

And if it sparks something within, then go.

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