#484 Comfortable in uncomfortable misconceptions

People can think you’re not good at writing, and you can still write – and love it.

You can think you’re not good at writing, and you can still write – and love it.

You can think you’ll never be good at writing, and you can still write – and love it.

Because whether you’re good at something or not is nowhere nearly as relevant as how fulfilled it makes you feel.

What’s one tiny thing you can do every day that proves to yourself that your goals are important to you?

One tiny action you can take even on the worst days when you’re sick, your car breaks down, or you have a crazy busy day?

One tiny action that, if done every day, will transform your identity?

One Tiny Trust Builder that shows: “This is what I stand for, who I am, and who I want to be.”

Decide on it. Stick to it. And as your self-trust grows… be happier for it.

ChatGPT can write in 10 seconds what would take you hours.

We’re entering an era where what makes us valuable is not economic output anymore.

We can try to compete.

Or we can rethink what still makes our lives valuable when we’re economically obsolete.

I write for the sake of writing.

I play chess for the sake of playing chess.

I learn for the sake of learning.

I sing for the sake of singing.

I love my family for the sake of loving my

I live for the sake of living.

When we lose our economic value, value lies in life itself again.