The Keep Going Men-tality

  For me, true wealth will never be defined by the amount of money sitting in my bank account. We live in a world, especially online, where wealth is constantly measured in numbers. Income. Cars. Houses. Watches. Vacations. Followers. There are people on social media who will make you feel “less than” if you do not see wealth the way they do. I have heard it more times than I can count. If you do not equate wealth with money, you must be a loser. You must not have any. You must not have accomplished anything. But I have often wondered if that says more about them than it does about me. Maybe the reason some people cling so tightly to money as the definition of wealth is because it is the only form of wealth they actually have. Maybe the void they feel, the lack of fulfillment, peace, connection, or purpose, is filled with money instead. Ever think of that? Let me be clear. I am not saying money is not important. It is. We need it to survive. We need it to provide. We need it to cre...

  Monday Morning Coffee Talk: A Needed Mindset Shift You’ve probably heard these phrases before: “You’re not special.” “No one owes you anything.” They’re often said like wisdom. Like motivation. Like a wake up call. But here’s the truth. They miss the mark. And more importantly, they miss people. “You’re not special” Let’s fix that You are not special in the sense that the world revolves around you. But you are special in the sense that no one else has your exact story, scars, strengths, perspective, or purpose. What that quote tries to say is Don’t expect life to hand you anything. But what it sounds like is You don’t matter. And that’s dangerous, especially for people already struggling mentally. A better truth is this: You are not entitled, but you are valuable. Your responsibility is to earn your growth, not to question your worth. You don’t grow by tearing yourself down. You grow by knowing you’re worth the work. “No one owes you anything” Another miss This one gets used to s...