Just another day, week or year

Published 5 days ago • 1 min read

"We buy things we don’t need to impress people we don’t even like."

I hope I’m not the first one in telling you this.

Of course, it’s true.

You buy a car that’s more expensive than you need—not because you want it, but because you don’t want people to think you’re struggling.
You move into a bigger place, with a mortgage longer than a day without Wi-Fi, because you have to “live well.”
You blow a ton of money on clothes, gadgets, dinners, all sorts of things… not because you truly want them, but because you’ve been convinced you need them.
And the worst part?

To pay for it all, you jump into a hamster wheel where you sell your time for a salary that never seems to be enough.

You work jobs you don’t like, with people you don’t care about, on projects that go nowhere… just to afford things you didn’t even want in the first place.

And that’s how life slips by.

Another day of meetings that could’ve been an email.
Another week without moving forward on that business you actually want to build.
Another year thinking, “Maybe next year I’ll finally do something.”

The problem was never a lack of time.

It’s that you’re giving it away to things that don’t bring you any closer to what you really want.

So tell me: what’s stopping you from taking control of your life?

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