In today’s day and age, the two most widely respected metrics of success are:
Money/Power & Fame
Considering today’s reality, where:
Money is infinite and created out of thin air.
Social media has made it very easy to go viral, amass a large following, and still be very naive and unaware as an individual.
And the internet overall has made it easier than ever to acquire money, power, and fame.
Here is how this manifests:
Ignorant OnlyFans models making millions of dollars a year, driving around in Lamborghinis, wearing designer clothes, and flaunting flashy lifestyles on social media that young people to admire and aspire to.
A sea of young power hungry “entrepreneurs” who are your coaches’ coaches’ favorite coach, using sales tactics to sell the materialistic dream to aspiring kids who will gladly give them thousands of dollars for the chance to learn how to live the flashy life these influencers flaunt online. All for the chance that maybe, one day, they too will be able to become millionaires and flaunt their lifestyles as well.
The truth is:
Money and the finer things in life are fantastic, and they are to be enjoyed and used to the fullest, so long as we don’t get lost in them…
…as most people have in today’s consumeristic world.
The problem is:
People’s perception of success is completely backwards and it’s all manufactured to keep our consciousness from evolving as a species…
People in todays world are programmed to blindly dedicate their lives to the endless pursuit of money, power, and fame (*some of the byproducts of success*) and are under the impression that figuring out how to acquire these things means success itself.
This is hardly the case, but it can easily be seen by observing the massive lure to books like the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Green.
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The plethora of ignorant people and internet celebrities who make millions of dollars, have great influence over their followers, and yet, in the grand scheme of things, are very unaware.
Many of these people who society deems as “successful” have done very little work on themselves and are simply like everyone else: insecure babies living in adult bodies.
They have simply found a little more courage than your average plebeian to deviate from the main set of conventional life paths in the pursuit of money and power.
In other words, they are normal people who have figured out a glitch in the system (a completely manufactured glitch) to acquire some of the byproducts of success without being successful at all…
A telltale sign you are speaking to one of these ambitious automatons is that, within the first 30 seconds of meeting you, they will proceed to ask, above all else:
“So, what do you do for work?”
Do not be fooled, people.
The blind pursuit of money, power, and fame is not success itself.
True success is:
Finding the courage, in a society that rewards surface-level accomplishment, to look within ourselves long enough to discover who we really are beyond all of the inauthentic identities and characteristics that have been programmed into us by society… to discover our true purpose on this earth.
Success is discovering our own unique soul’s purpose.
Furthermore, success is:
Embodying the courage to live out our divine life purpose and go against the grain of what is considered normal by society.
It is being willing to be greatly criticized, judged, and misunderstood by the vast majority of people in the pursuit of becoming the highest, best, most loving, compassionate, creative, and aware versions of ourselves, so we may create from our hearts and make the biggest positive impact on the world that we possibly can.
This is true success.
Money, power, and fame are simply some of the byproducts.
Look at the most influential people in the world, the most successful businesspeople, the visionaries who change the trajectory of humanity. They all lead with purpose, not money.
So instead of living misaligned, virtueless lives in the blind pursuit of money, power, and fame…
True success starts with:
Self-discovery
Multidimensional awareness expansion
Societal deprogramming
And:
The courage and willingness to be misunderstood and criticized by society in the pursuit of becoming the highest, best, most loving, strong, compassionate, and aware versions of ourselves.
So we may become people who create from our hearts in ways that are aligned with our soul’s purpose and make the biggest positive impact on the world in our own divinely unique way.