21/01/2020
Who are you? (Part 2)
âYou should drive this carâ
âYou should go into this professionâ
âYou should wear these clothesâ
âYou should say it this wayâŚâ
âYou should⌠you should⌠you shouldâŚ.â If I donât consciously reject other peopleâs opinions of me, then I subconsciously accept what they say - even if what they say is complete bu****it.
You have to pay attention to that stuff. When that stuff gets in, it can be ridiculously difficult to undo it. Pay attention.
My personal journey, as well as the choices I have made or failed to make, have been my greatest lessons. I learned that we can be at the mercy of disruption and change in our lives, or we can orchestrate them. Said another way, you can bring the change or you can let change happen to you.
One has the potential to send you into the dark for a long, long time, the other, proves to be uncomfortable and maybe a little sad for a time, but invariably gives you power to facilitate a life and experiences you want and desire.
When you are at the mercy, you have no choices. When you govern yourself and your life, you have all the power.
Itâs a vicious cycle, people telling you who you are and what you are, only when you look out into their life, you realise theyâre the product of who other people told them they are. Living into the illusion that they are steering their own ship and seemingly oblivious to the programs that are running them.
Whatâs my point? In the Netflix show I Am Not Your Guru, Anthony Robbins says âI made this motherf**kân Tony Robbinsâ What did he mean?
âď¸ He means, HE determined who HE was going to be in the world. HE determined what he was going to stand for. HE created the vision of himself and his life and HE went out and forged that but most of all he didnât let anyone take him off course. âď¸