Stay in the game.
You have a chance and a choice to choose whether I'm going to be on a group or in a team. And some of us are probably not even working as a team. So therefore, that's why we only getting what we got because it's only on our own efforts. So what I submit to you is do a self analysis on yourself, but for self, okay?
Ari
@iamarianie · 2:02
If you Ari, the one who has to go, then go on your own. That spoke to me in levels that I can't just express in mere words, but it's so true because sometimes we feel like we need people to move and we need others approval. Especially me. I used to live off a valid nation and other people's approval and I would do things if other people liked it. And it was never just because god said this is what I'm to do
What's up, Freddie? I love the wisdom you bring to the table. Definitely advanced thinking. I can resonate with a lot of what you're saying and how people have these outlandish dreams and ambitions and visions and goals and it's good to dream big, right? But it's also good to analyze what prompts those big dreams. And I think at the core of anything in life regarding success, knowing yourself is a consistent path and a consistent process
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Whether you're a member of an organization, a church or something like that, what you end up doing, you say, I am a member, right? I am a member of this group. I'm a member of this organization. I am a member of so watch this. When you remember, you put back together your initial how can I say it? Your initial anatomy
Because people see you growth, whether they actually acknowledge it or recognize it or give you credit for it, it's recognizable. Even if it goes unsaid. But peace and blessings to you. I definitely look forward to hearing you on the next one. And thank you for your feedback and tuning in
And that's my reasoning behind it. I think it's important. But you'll notice if you really start to pick up on what I'm saying, I want you to go a day, maybe a week, but you only need a day through a normal life. Notice how many times to the best of your ability, friends and strangers will say I'm sorry. Someone will misunderstand you, and they'll say they're sorry