Being the Ultimate Supporter
King/Queen Checkmates
Welcome back.
Today’s dialogue will be on the #1 key to being a professional on the track (in my opinion)
It’s past bedtime, and I want to crank a brief reminder and rule to engage. Could be either at the top of your list or the subject title for the entire list, you choose.
#1 Being your own biggest supporter
In the game of life, we should opt for service to others, that is one component that makes everything more harmonious, it’s the fuel to the infinite battery that occupies this temporary vessel. To step into complete service for others is to step into being your own biggest supporter.
When you begin to reshape the programming from within, then have the ability to externalize those new software updates into the network, boom - now you’ve just created a network that is in the green. So you have to start from within, and this means changing, crystallizing, allowing yourself to move into states of calm yet sincere awareness that you are temporary and the futile list of those who doubt you don’t even matter. You can’t hear it enough so I will repeat it, you are going to die.
Do not allow yourself to waste breaths on the ideas that say you cannot, the false narratives that destroy your potential and creativity. The world is a sea, and if we’re oysters, we gotta pump out some sexy pearls. Which brings us back to: serving others.
We do what we were made for when we can utilize our ability to make people great, and as a result of our environment becoming greater, so do we. Don’t be a weed in the garden, be a formidable warrior who finds weeds and uses the healing properties within them to heal self. Help weeds realize that they serve a purpose to also contribute, and don’t look down on a weed. Pull it up and examine it, give it gratitude and thanks before you let it dry out and then boil it 😆 that’s if you really love a particular weed and don’t mind taking the time to turn it into a healer.
We can distance ourselves from the weeds that are in our yard, heck we can take them all and put them on some other piece of land, far away from our peace of mind, but every time we drive by that patch, we realize that we created an infestation that no one tends to. We perpetuated the problem through neglect for appropriate action.
I hope you all have a great week and pour into others, love each other, and move like you’re going to die, because when you do, you won’t be able to wake up tomorrow and have that delicious espresso. (man just that gives me enough energy to be grateful for my lil boost of life in the AM - cheers and love).
