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@Immy_220 The Dr. pepper sign, And the man wearing a jacket that says greaser they didn't wear patches on jackets. I said that And they are all others. see if he can find them
Watch how someone behaves after they get what they wanted
Success reveals priorities that ambition can hide
Pay attention to that version
It's usually the honest one
Your future is built not only by what you say yes to, but also by what you stop allowing to interrupt you
Attention has opportunity costs
Every distraction rejects something else on your behalf
The smarter you become...
The easier it is to build elegant arguments against taking action
Your IQ can become your best employee
Or your most expensive liability
Pay attention to what instantly makes you defensive
That's usually where your identity is doing the talking
The truth doesn't need your emotions to protect it
Framing fierce boundaries as an hard-won survival trait makes complete sense, but treating every "slightest sniff" like a emergency siren can be a very lonely way to live. Turning past pain into an absolute rule makes you feel protected and wise, but it can also be a quiet armor to avoid the messy, necessary risk of building actual trust with new people.
if you knew how tough it was, and how long it took some people to recover their mental health, peace, and happiness again, you'd understand why they shut their doors at the slightest sniff of toxicity and disrespect, and why they're picky af about who they allow into their lives
Don't just ask whether something works
Ask what kind of person it turns you into after doing it for five years
Some wins come with terrible side effects