@Yahtzee27 I’m gonna need someone to make all of the hate make sense, because it just doesn’t. He’s the same Brian he’s always been, but now people who loved him spew all this nastiness. I just don’t get it.
You will not wait for what you do not believe in.
Do you quit things too soon?
Relationships, jobs, hobbies, working out, eating healthy, writing a book, or building a personal brand?
The likely suspects are either a lack of belief in your abilities or in the event turning out well for you.
If you were entirely convinced it would happen, you would have unshakable commitment.
Doubt and fear snowball when you have a lack of faith in the outcome.
Let’s get practical. Imagine someone trying to build an online business.
They post for a few weeks, see little traction, and start questioning everything: “Is this worth it?”Am I even good at this?”“What if no one ever cares?”
But another person with the same skill set keeps going. Why? Because they’re committed to the long game. They believe the process works. They trust that consistency will pay off—even if they can’t see the results yet.
That’s not blind optimism. It’s a mindset rooted in belief and backed by effort.
Here’s the practical takeaway:
If you’re struggling to stay consistent, don’t just ask, “What should I do?”Ask: “What do I believe about this?”
- If the belief is weak, strengthen it.
- Read about others who’ve succeeded.
- Visualize it working for you.
- Remind yourself why you started.
You don’t need to feel motivated every day. You need to believe it’s possible. Belief makes hard things feel worth it.
"The Carters" director Soleil Moon Frye:
“The film I set out to make is told from Angel’s point of view. It’s her truth and her journey. The fame and fortune that followed came faster than she or her family could fully process, and the story captures what they faced as it all began to unravel …. Angel wants people to understand how early the wheels began to fall off the bus for the kids. Why did no one see what was happening? Why didn’t anyone reach out to help? For her, it all went back to the money. This was Angel’s story to tell. When you’re young and famous – the world sees you as an idol – no one sees your pain. That’s what she wants people to understand. That is her focus."
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Ever notice how we're all rushing to the finish line?
Here's the truth: those struggles & setbacks?
That's the good stuff—the real story.
It's what you'll look back on and be proud of.