Currency Of The Universe

Energy is the currency of the universe. When you ‘pay’ attention to something, you buy that experience. So when you allow your consciousness to focus on someone or something that annoys you, you feed it your energy, and it reciprocates the experience of being annoyed. Be selective in your focus, because your attention feeds the energy of it and keeps it alive. Not just within you, but in the collective consciousness as well.

Old Couples

Seeing old couples kept me in belief that true love still exists.

The most beautiful people you’ll ever meet aren’t always the ones who catch your eyes first. No, the most beautiful are the ones that can never be entirely figured out. The one you could talk with for many hours and still have a million things to ask. The people who have mind so lovely and special, you can help but fall in love with them. Every. Single. Day.

Literally every single talk on success…

Literally every single talk on success. It’s getting redundant.

1. I had a confusing / difficult child hood where people give me the wrong perceptions of success.
2. Some numbers and percentages that literally add little to no value whatsoever but sound interesting.
3. Have the audience engage by asking a rhetorical question.
4. Warming the audience up by letting them know repeatedly that you’re going to give them the sauce.
5. Give them a meta cognizant example of what you already know doesn’t work but looks interesting.
6. Pretend to create some thing entirely new individually as if you’re Raymond Kiyosaki.
7. Stretch out the hyper cognizant ideas to sound like you’re Tony Robbins. 8. End with a situation where things sound neat and wrapped ”confirming” as if it a medicine for success

 

Two Wolves.

An old man told his grandson: “My son, there is a battle between two wolves inside us all”. One is evil. It is anger, jealousy, greed, resentment, inferiority, lies, and ego. The other is good, joy, peace, love, hope, humility, kindness, empathy, and truth.

The boy thought about it, and asked: “Grandfather, which wolf wins?”.

The old man quietly replied: “The one you feed”