There are somethings that’ll never change.
You, for example, won’t and that’s a good thing.
I’m not talking about dumb habits or new mindsets, that’s not important and has nothing to do with character– which is something much deeper than you can imagine.
Thing is, you have good days and bad– but what defines these is your inborn values.
When we’re living our values, we wonder how life got to be so phucking awesome AND when we’re breaking the code– we feel like internally combusting.
The point?
Don’t be a narcissist.
You didn’t build your human (or maybe you did, but thats pre-life shit).
You are who you are, and you value what you value– so the point of it all is to know this so deeply, that you know how to apply it situationally to get ahead.
When you’re applying for a new career– you can filter it online. You can customize settings for a specific field, amount of money, location, etc.
Well, that’s what this personal lawbook is, your code.
It’s your filter– to be applied to everything. Careers, locations, relationships, etc.
Your task, first identify in a notebook or however the hell you introspect:
- What made your best day? (what do all your most enjoyable days have in common? What were you doing? Who were you with?)
- What made your worst? (Here’s where you broke your code– find out which one).
In answering these questions, you’ll have an outline, which is all you need for now. Write it down and keep it handy. You’ll add to it as you observe yourself.
This is your human instruction manual.
And it’s how you’ll live a phucking awesome life.
Oh and remember, nothing matters.
#FOOLFWD
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