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The opposite of love is hate. Hate is the thing that closes our hearts, holds us back and creates walls around our lives. We can’t live in a world closed off behind our walls, to find wealth we need love.
We need to come to terms with the idea that the only time that matters is right now. Social media makes us fearful that the future won't play out the way it's "supposed to" or the way that we want it to. Whether we have a good day or not the world keeps spinning and the only thing that truly matters is love.
I believe that the fear that we have is the thing that will ultimately put us to death. We must let go in order to receive all things. In order to truly love we have to be willing to let go and trust that what we want will come in ways that we cannot imagine.
We need to become awaken and conscious about who we are following. Don't let the bullying you experienced as a child define you or turn you into a bully yourself. Use the experiences that hunt you as a leader towards your true greatness.
Your purpose is not to outshine others. It's to outshine others in being you, because at the end of the day only you can be you. Don't give other's the power to define you.
You owe it to yourself to take the time to figure out what really drives you, without the external world's pre-existent ideas of what success should look like.
Take a minute to be silent and look within. We get bombarded daily with negative thoughts and anxiety, generated by all the expectations we've put on ourselves and achieving our goals. Pull the curtains back and live into the reality of this present moment.
We have a tendency to label everything that happens as good, bad, lucky or unlucky. However, when something in our life creates sudden change and disrupts our daily routine good things tend to follow, even if we can't see it in the moment.
Competition is often senseless and born from a belief there isn't enough for everyone. We compete when we think there is a lack of resources to go around. Sometimes even our games are intended to prove our dominance, which we hope will fill the gaps of inadequacy we feel in our life.
What if the only way to recognize ourselves was in relationship with the rest of the world?
What does is it to be unique if there is nothing to stand apart from?
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