We're all not who we're supposed to be

We’re all not who we’re supposed to be:

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We’re all not who we’re supposed to be.

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We’re all putting on a charade.

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We’re always playing a character.

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How different that character is from who you really are is up to you.

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It’s dependent on the image you created for yourself.

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Your digital persona and personal persona are different.

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This is how social media and celebrities trick people.

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But also how those who are authentic win.

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They’re not hiding.

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They’re themselves as much as they can in public.

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They have power.

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Because they’re not trying to fake anything.

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They’re living their authentic life.

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Watched the Mr. Beast clip on Joe Rogan’s podcast this week and this guy is a genius.

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He’s being authentic to who he is.

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He loved Youtube.

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He loved creating.

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He didn’t care what anyone else said and just kept working.

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Putting in those 10,000 hours.

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And he made it.

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Some people may attribute his rise to luck but it’s not. 

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This guy busted his ass for a decade.

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At one point during the clip, he talked about how he realized when he could expand globally.

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He knows.

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Like I know and I talked about before.

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This is how creators explode.

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Distribute your content to the world.

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Live your truth, then do it in other languages.

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The human experience is universal.

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Live what you’ve known.

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Use the experiences you’ve had to make a positive impact in the world.

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You got lucky.

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Never forget that.

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But I also busted my ass.

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I worked for this.

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I came up with these ideas.

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I’m doing the work.

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580 posts in 14 months are not out of nothing.

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That’s work.

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Yet I’ve only begun.

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People don’t understand what I can accomplish.

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I have a lot of ideas.

Now it’s about execution.

What can I build that leaves a positive impact on the world and makes me happy?

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Writing.

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Being my authentic self.

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Being who I’m supposed to be.

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