You can’t do anything extraordinary by staying inside every line drawn for you. Most rules were made to create order, not greatness. If you want an exceptional life, you have to be willing to question limits, ignore expectations, and put your vision above anything that tries
I like it better when people prove me wrong because I end up learning something new or noticing a blind spot I didn’t see before. If I’m right, I don’t really gain anything.
Having something or someone to care about is a privilege. Caring isn’t always treated like it matters, but it’s one of the few things that actually makes you feel human.
It’s a weird kind of grief, not that I lost something, but that I’ll never experience it at all. I can make money later and build my life, but I’ll never know what it feels like to grow up in financial ease. It’s something that crosses my mind sometimes,…
I genuinely wish I didn’t care about my reputation or how I leave people, like my last impression before we depart or stop communicating, because I keep overthinking how I’m being remembered even after the moment is gone.
Be fluid, experience life firsthand, and never stop learning. Refuse to be defined by one version of yourself. The process is the reward, the outcome is a bonus. Love without expectation and move without needing certainty.
I do not support or promote violence but I will say you must never let anyone think you’re incapable or give the impression you’re someone that can be tested without repercussions even if you’re not a violent person.
You have to understand that things will get done with or without you. So if you are going to do anything for any reason or for anyone, make sure it is something you truly want to do or something worth doing. Not something you feel pressured into.
I’m not even tryna be funny, but I’d rather you wish death on someone than wish poverty on them. Poverty is the root of endless evil. It kills people slowly, quietly, and in millions of preventable ways.
One of my problems is that I’m too understanding. I tend to believe everyone is right in their own way and that no one is completely wrong. I see perspectives as something that shapes who we are, so I always try to understand where people are coming from before I criticize them⏬
I put myself in their shoes, and almost every time I do, I end up thinking, I get it now. This is why this person is like this. This is why they act the way they do, so even when I know someone is wrong, I struggle to give a clear answer or draw a hard line, because once I see⏬