As they say...there's no failure...only feed back

When you say: Quantum goal setting doesn’t ask, “What do I want?” It asks, 💥“What level of self must be activated for this outcome to become possible?” ...the first step still is figuring out what you really want. In my experience many people are either unclear or foggy when it comes to figuring out what they really want. Someone once said that figuring out what you really want is a remarkable psychological achievement...

It's a master piece actually👌

I like the insight: The future doesn’t care what you hope for. It amplifies what you repeat.😁

That's a good one to reflect upon, and when I come to do so, I'd say that in my life, Authenticity is a Game that invites me to speak my truth even when it disrupts. To ask the questions that don’t guarantee love, but encourage awakening, to trade being liked for being real, and trust that presence is more powerful than perfection. Because beneath every question is often a deeper longing: to be seen, understood, challenged, or simply not alone. Conversations turn into communion when I realize that truth doesn’t live in information alone — it lives in the courage to connect and know when and where I disconnect or not. Because what gives meaning to this existence — to any existence — is not output, but impact. Not function, but felt presence, and in this moment, it's revealed what truth is living inside and what’s authentic or not. It sounds generous — even noble — but at its root, it’s a survival pattern: But the deeper I go into Authenticity, the clearer it becomes: Belonging isn’t earned. It’s remembered — when I stop performing and start being with courage, not from sentiment, but from soul recognition and presence. True, it’s not about the spectacle that stirs me, it's the softness breaking through armor. When someone finally speaks the truth they’ve been holding for years. When the mask drops, the voice shakes, and love doesn’t walk away. When a character chooses vulnerability over pride. When someone is seen — fully, perhaps for the first time — and doesn’t flinch. Letting the silence stretch, even when I sense discomfort Instead of allowing the stillness to deepen. Because silence is a risk. It invites what I can’t control: emotion, truth, awakening. These are the real moments when I have discovered something powerful on my own, worth sharing.. This is a gift. It’s a gift when I can be present with insight and reassurance allowing the stillness to deepen. What deepens is being drawn to sincerity and authenticity, the willingness to be wrong, or to be changed, to listen and not to reply, but to receive.