Logic & Reasoning

We're all on this journey together.

Each of us walks through life with complex adversities that shape us over time.

Even if you and I have similar goals, similar problems, and similar occupations, the nuances and complexities of our lives will still differentiate us in ways we can't imagine.

Your life is yours and yours only - no one will understand it better than you.

And likewise, you'll never...

To be a good leader, you can't be concerned with being liked.

You have to do what's necessary for the group's benefit, survival, and progress.

You have to be tough on people but empathetic when it's necessary.

You have to mentor those who work for you, but you must also be in a state of constant learning to ensure your progress.

You have to be able to make the hard decisions and bear the weight of any subsequent consequences.

You must be honest and transparent, even if that hurts people's feelings.

What if you were the chosen one?

What if you were the one destined to change everything?

That your life isn’t like everyone else's, that your purpose is something more important, more profound.

That you are part of a prophecy destined to come true, destined to change everything.

These are the characteristics we commonly associate with the idea of the chosen one.

It’s an idea that resonates deeply with the majority of people.

But why?

You have dreams.

You have visions for the future.

You have goals.

But why?

Why dream?

Why imagine a better future?

Why lay out goals for yourself?

Is it for money?

For status?

For power?

Look deeper.

If you long for riches, you'll never be satisfied.

If you long for status, you might...

Pride is a double-edged sword.

Too much pride will get you killed.

Too little will get you nowhere.

People with too much pride are arrogant, stubborn, and blind to their flaws.

People with too little pride tend to have low self-esteem, seek to please others to a fault, have difficulty accepting praise, and apologise excessively.

Both are consequential to one’s being.

Both result in a distorted reality of oneself.

You might be someone with...