Lesson 1: Addressing the Problem · Break Free from the System

Lesson 1: Addressing the Problem

Alright, so I have so much information, ideas, and innovative solutions to help anyone trying to break free from the monotonous routine that the system crams us into. Before I do that, I want to touch lightly on WHY. Some people, especially those that have moved from lower to middle class, still believe the system is working for them. They landed a good job, 9-5, make a decent income, and can afford their bills, so they say, "that's good enough for me." I want to explain why everyone should be evolving past believing that is the best they can do in this life.

Let me explain something. Nobody ever got rich by working for someone else. People who are self-made millionaires did not just follow the mainstream. They made their own path to success. If they had stayed at their first job their entire life until retirement, like so many people try to tell the youth to, they would never stand where they are today. That is lesson one. Think outside the box. Become your own boss. Live your life without apologizing for it. First, find your passion or follow your best idea, and see where it takes you. Formulate a plan to earn an income in an area that suits you. If that plan is to be a middle class rocket scientist, and that's your dream job and life, do it. Those are your decisions to make. All I am telling you and encouraging you to do is to dream big for yourself. Picture your best life and position your path in its direction. One day, you will find yourself there.

Next, here's a few "systematic" things that I think everyone should break free from: conformative thinking (think for yourself), poisoning our body with pesticides and bioengineered food and lab created medicines (holistic health all the way), structuring our society to produce a catastrophic amount of waste and pollution, and then looking the other way (landfills, air pollution, ocean waste, freshwater contamination, etc, etc..), allowing people to buy our time from us (i.e work the same full time job until retirement and travel in your old age 🚫), and the list goes on and on.

The main point of this post is to highlight the problem in our society that we are aiming to break away from. People are hurting, and drowning in crippling debt, and the worst part is that's considered "normal." That should not be normal! I want to take people's lives from survival mode to thriving mode, and I am here to help in every way that I can. Please comment your thoughts on this and tell me whether you agree, and please stay tuned for the next episode 😊

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Lesson 1: Addressing the Problem