the first thing that comes to my mind is that you can doubt the doubt... but then I just listened to this video and thout that it totally says YES YOU CAN

I was stuck in life for such a long time, giving myself the worst excuses, like "It’s karma." I would pick fights in the comments with people who were taking action, trying to convince them they were wrong… 👉🏼But as time passed, I was still stuck, no matter how many excuses I gave myself. Yet, I regretted the time when I shamelessly did everything I wanted. The thing is, over the years, I grew a conscience and started asking myself if things were right or wrong. The internet didn’t help, as there were so many haters telling you that anything you want to do is wrong, especially if you’re having a good time while they aren’t… Nothing is inherently right or wrong; it’s the intention behind it that matters, especially if that intention is hidden. We’ve all heard someone say, “I’m not gonna pitch you.” The world is full of scary stuff and scammers. Yet, the only way to make the impossible possible is by learning what is possible and going beyond it. This will require us to make mistakes and learn from them. We need to take action, and the best way to make it happen is to: ✅ Plan the action we want to take ✅ Break it into chunks ✅ Do more chunks every day Overcoming the fear of jumping into the abyss feels the same for every action. 👉🏼Fear is fear, no matter what kind it is. In order to get used to being courageous and acting regardless of fear, you can practice in different places. I learned to jump out of my comfort zone by literally jumping into uncomfortable situations. I started with: ⚡️Jumping into ice baths ⚡️Jumping into conversations ⚡️Jumping into sales calls I got used to the little kick of fear and then the satisfaction of doing something I didn’t dare to do before. I taught myself that fear + action = satisfaction. By jumping into different places, I faced setbacks: rejections, embarrassment, stress… Yet I learned, not only through action but also with meditation. From a meditative state, we can learn even more and crystallize our experience, teaching our intuition and instinct to warn us before the same event occurs again.

In order to discuss the Absolute, you need a pure intellect. No amount of darkness will give you light. If you can’t recognise gold, you need to inform yourself about it from an expert.
If you do not, you will get cheated. Same thing to understand the absolute. You cannot speculate who He is, what His form, qualities and pastimes are. “‘The sages who have realized the Absolute Truth are steeped in the samādhi of deep meditation. In that state, they deliberate upon the transcendental qualities of the Supreme Lord. With their own pure intellect they directly perceive the mystical and absolute spiritual potencies of the Lord that are non-different from the Lord Himself. These potencies arrange and initiate the entire spectrum of universal causes and effects, the control of the jīva souls, the natural phenomena, time, and activities.’ This gives us an important principle: spiritual truth is not created by our speculation; it is revealed to purified consciousness. The more the intellect becomes free from selfish desire, conditioning, and false identification, the more capable it becomes of receiving and recognizing spiritual reality. This is why the Vedic tradition places such importance on scripture, realized teachers, and spiritual practice. We do not have to understand everything immediately. We begin by listening, questioning sincerely, practicing, and gradually purifying our consciousness. The Absolute is unlimited, while we are limited. Therefore, humility is not weakness—it is intelligence. We recognise the limits of our present understanding while remaining open to a reality greater than what our mind can presently conceive. We cannot manufacture the Truth. We can prepare ourselves to perceive it. And when the intellect becomes purified, what once seemed impossible or contradictory can gradually reveal itself as a deeper harmony within the Supreme.

“ What is one belief or assumption I hold about the Supreme that I have never really questioned or explored—and what could I do today to understand it more deeply?”

Hey everyone! 💜 I’m thrilled to share that YES YOU CAN! has officially crossed 100 members! It has been beautiful to watch the community continue to grow—not just in numbers, but through the conversations, connections, vulnerability, encouragement, and wisdom being shared with one another. A special thank you to @Jarne Großstück, @Gary Lang, @Dhira Lalita, @Mahmoud Bayoumi, @Tania Maas, @Jayeson Vance, @Andrew Brooks, @Asha Hope & @Ossie Osmond for your thoughtful, heartfelt posts and contributions. And a special shout out to @Ope Dreville and @Karin Davis and @Lévis Côté Tremblay for your enthusiasm and support!! Your presence and willingness to share add so much value to this space, and I deeply appreciate each of you! 💜 And to every person who has joined, participated, commented, connected—or even quietly explored the community—thank you all for being here!!! 💫 Now I want to hear from YOU. Reaching this milestone feels like the perfect opportunity to reflect on what brought you to YES YOU CAN! in the first place—and what you want more of as we continue to grow. My intention is to continue creating resources, conversations, courses, experiences, and opportunities for deeper support that meet you where you are while helping you move toward where you want to be. 👇 VOTE + SHARE What are you MOST hoping to experience, learn, or create by being part of YES YOU CAN!? Choose the answer that feels most aligned with where you are right now. After you vote, I’d love for you to answer one more question in the comments: If I could create ONE resource, class, challenge, workshop, conversation, or experience specifically to support you right now, what would you want it to help you with?

Simply because I quietly entered… yet that’s not so much who I am. For a long time, I loved being the center of attention, even wearing clothes and adopting styles that would make me stand out. Not only did my looks make it feel like I was meant to be in Hollywood… But the story I created with my life was as flashy as my golden jacket. For over a decade, I lived like I was in a crime movie, crafting the role of a drug dealer and addict leading a team of eight shadows doing the work for me But All that happened because I didn’t believe I could… I grew up in a very strict environment that I stuck to until I exploded… in every way possible… I started doing EVERYTHING that was forbidden until things really went sideways. That drove me to leave Europe, start a new life (a sober one), and discover that I can. I can do anything I want. I only need to accept the consequences. But because I trained myself for years to live behind the curtains I had difficulty being seen, doing it in plain sight… leading me to tremendous amounts of self sabotage… Yet another gift in disguise.. As This led me to master the art of hypnosis, because it gives you the keys to your mind and quiets all the little voices telling you "I can't do that," turning them into "I'm free to do what I love, the way I want to." And here is some hypnosis for you. I’ve handpicked three sessions I share with entrepreneurs to help them make more money: